The Study on the Relation between Liao Dong Du Si Administration and Shan Dong Province in Ming Dynasty;

Metallogenic Conditions of Magnesite and Talc Deposits in Early Proterozoic Mg-rich Carbonate Formations, Eastern Liaoning Province;

A lot of large to giant magnesite and talc deposits located in Mg-rich carbonate formations distributed in the Paleoproterozoic Dashiqiao Formation in eastern Liaoning Province, China.

In the Paleoproterozoic Lieryu Formation and Dashiqiao Formation, eastern Liaoning Province, China, are distributed the magnesium rich carbonate rock formations, where occur large to super large sized deposits of borax, magnesite, talc, and serpentine.

ThePaleoproterozoicCratonRiftinEastLiaoningisagiantrift,whichdevelopedinArcheangranite-greenstoneterrainbythestretchingofthecrust.

Throughdeepstudiesanddiscussiononthegeological,lithologicalandgeochemicalcharacteristics,genesisandemplacementmechanismofpaleoproterozoicstreakgraniterocksinEastLiaoning,itisconsideredthatthegraniterocksareakindofcomplicatedrock，calledcrust-mantlemixedcomplex,whichformedfromapartlymeltenmassinamixedbedofthecrustandmantleduringthetransformingstagefromextensionalmechanismtocompressivemechanism.

A report of species characteristics of white craw duck in the eastern Liaoning;

Geochemistry and origin of tourmalite from boron-bearing rock series of Houxianyu borate deposit in eastern Liaoning;

In order to reveal the nature and deep process of the Cenozoic lithospheric mantle in eastern North China Craton(NCC),the K-Ar dating,petro-geochemistry,and mineral chemistry of xenocrysts from the Caiyuanzi basalt in eastern Liaoning are studied in this paper.

Korea People Moving into Liao Dong District: Causes,Ways and Contribution to Development of this Land in Early Days of Ming Dynasty;

Development and Declining of the Liaodong Economical Centre in the Regime of Mr.Gongsun;

On the Management and Exploitation in Liaodong by Yan State in the Warring States Period;

On the Influence to the Relationship of Nationality in Liaodong of Late Ming Dynasty by Traditional View between "Hua" and "Yi";