2. Wang Ming: Textual Research on the Burial Style and Ritual Grades of Bricks in the Middle Ages, China Medieval Studies (Taibei)No.1No.20 1 1, 12.
3. Wang Ming: "Orthodoxy" and "Political Unity": the change of the name of Taizu Temple in Tuoba Wei and its historical writing, "Essays on China Literature and History" No.2, "People's Congress" No.6, 201.
4. Wang Ming: Overview of the English version of the Art of War in the 20th Century, Sinology Research,No. 1 1, Beijing: Academy Press, 201/.
5. Wang Ming: Brief introduction to the title and content of China's doctoral thesis on ancient history in Tsinghua University History Department (2005-20 10), Trends of China's Historical Research, No.4, 201.
6. Wang Ming: Comment on "Tombs and Life and Death —— Reflections on Ancient Religions in China", Trends of China Historical Research No.2, 20 1 1.
7. Wang Ming: Textual research on the imperial edict of changing the name of the temple in the 15th year of Emperor Wen of Shu Weixiao, China Historical Research, No.3, 2009.
8. Wang Ming: Textual Research on Pei Ji's Epitaph in the Northern Zhou Dynasty, edited by Xi 'an Beilin Museum: Collection of Forest of Steles, Series 15, Xi: Sanqin Publishing House, 2009.
9. Wang Ming: From "Carving Ice for Carp" to "Lying Ice for Fish" —— Taking the Role of Buddhism in the Formation of "Twenty-four Filial Piety" as an Example, edited by Yan Yaozhong: Research on the State and Regional Society in the Tang Dynasty: Proceedings of the Tenth Annual Meeting of China Tang Dynasty Historical Society, Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House, 2008.
10. Wang Ming: The earliest English version of Sun Tzu's Art of War and its relationship with Japan, World Sinology, No.4, 2006; Excerpt from Sun Tzu's Yearbook of the Art of War 2007-2008 (Volume IV), Jinan: Shandong Map Publishing House, 2008.