Chiu, Li-Chuan (2011): Looking at the activities of folk secret religions in the middle and early Qing Dynasty from the content of confession (1723-1850), Journal of Xingda History, No. 23.

Chiu, Li-Chuan (2009): The Qing Dynasty Officials' Trial of Folk Secret Religious Medical Missionary Activities--Taking the Jiajiadao Period as an Example, Xingda Journal of History, No. 21.

Chiu, Li-Chuan (2007): Medical activities of folk secret religions in the Qing Dynasty: focusing on patients seeking medical treatment and teaching, Journal of History of Taiwan Normal University, No. 38.

Chiu, Li-Chuan (2007): Research on the medical secrets of folk secret religions from the Qing Emperor Qianlong to the Daoguang Period, Journal of Taiwan Normal University, No. 37.

Chiu, Li-Chuan (2007): Qigong therapy and sectarian dissemination of folk secret religions in the Qing Dynasty, Journal of Humanities Research, Tainan University, Vol. 41, No. 2.

Chiu, Li-Chuan (2007): Musk therapy of Yixiangxiang in the Qing Dynasty, Furen Religious Studies, No. 15.

Chiu, Li-Chuan (2007): Women's Activities in the Traditional Lantern Festival Customs, Friends of the National Church, Vol. 58, No. 4 (Total 585).

Chiu, Li-Chuan (2006): Painted Mantra: The Curse of Folk Secret Religion in the Qing Dynasty, Journal of Humanities Research, Tainan University, Vol. 40, No. 2.

Chiu, Li-Chuan (2006): Discussion on the phenomenon of "male and female miscellaneous" in folk secret religious activities in the Qing Dynasty, Journal of History of Taiwan Normal University, No. 35.

Chiu, Li-Chuan (2006): The chanting therapy of folk secret religion in the Qing Dynasty, Journal of Humanities Research, Tainan University, Vol. 40, No. 1.

Chiu, Li-Chuan (2005): Treatment of tea: tea therapy of Hongyang in the middle of the Qing Dynasty, Journal of Humanities Research, Tainan University, Vol. 39, No. 2, Humanities and Society.

Chiu, Li-Chuan (2004): Taoist priests in the secret religion of the Qing Dynasty--Taking Hongyang and Yixiangxiang as an example, Journal of Humanities Research, Tainan University, Vol. 38, No. 2, Humanities and Society.

Chiu, Li-Chuan (2003): Medical Missionary of Hongyang Education during the Qing Dynasty and Jiadao Period, Journal of Tainan Normal University, Vol. 37, No. 1.

Chiu, Li-Chuan (2002): An Analysis of the Sources of Folk Secret Religious Funds during the Qing Dynasty and Jiadao Period, Journal of Tainan Normal University, No. 35.

Chiu, Li-Chuan (2001): Research on the missionary activities of folk secret religious religions during the Qing Dynasty and Jiadao period, Journal of Tainan Normal University, No. 34.

Chiu, Li-Chuan (2000): Sheng Xuanhuai and the operation of Huasheng Textile Factory. Journal of Tainan Normal University, No. 33.

Chiu, Li-Chuan (2000): Retrospect and Prospect of the Study of Folk Secret Religions in the Ming and Qing Dynasties on the Two Sides of the Taiwan Straits (1979-1999), Shi Wei, No. 6.

Chiu, Li-Chuan (1999): Discussion on the policy of treating the early Qing Dynasty. Shi Wei, No. 5.

Chiu, Li-Chuan (1999): A comparative study of Cui Shu and Gu Yugang's suspicious ancient history. Journal of Tainan Normal University, No. 32.

Chiu, Li-Chuan (1998): From Freedom to Imprisonment: Review of Women in the Rise of the Manchus. Manchu culture, No. 24.

Chiu, Li-Chuan, Wu Mingyong, Liao Hongqi (1998): Reviewing Richard Von Glahn's Fountain of Fortune-Money and Monetary Policy in China 1000-1700. Modern Chinese History Research Newsletter, No. 26.

Chiu, Li-Chuan (1998): The rich and the rich: the source of funds for the Eight Diagrams in the Qing Dynasty. Shi Wei, No. 2, 3.

Chiu, Li-Chuan (1998): On the economic reform of Huang Zunxian from the "Japanese National Records". Journal of Tainan Normal University, No. 31.

Chiu, Li-Chuan (1998): An analysis of Cui Shu's "Record". Journal of Tainan Normal University, No. 30.

Chiu, Li-Chuan (1996): A comparative study of the missionary work of the Christian Church of the South and North in Taiwan in the late Qing Dynasty (1865-1895). Journal of Tainan Normal University, No. 29.

Chiu, Li-Chuan (1994): The ancient rites of ancient China and their modern significance. Published in the special issue of the second annual member of the Jiyang Ke Caizong Association of Tainan City.

Chiu, Li-Chuan (1993): The introduction has consistently developed in Taiwan. Tainan Teachers College, Department of Social Education, No. 5.

Chiu, Li-Chuan (1993): How to introduce historical figures with primary school students. Friends of the State religion, No. 528.

Chiu, Li-Chuan (1992): The mid-Qing Dynasty (1796-1856) Yunnan copper mining micro-discussion, Journal of Tainan Normal University, No. 25.

Chiu, Li-Chuan (1991): From the actual teaching, talk about the shortage of the fourth volume of the history of the country. History Teaching, Vol. 2, No. 1.

Chiu, Li-Chuan (2019): When Gu Li met with love: Tainan Tanabata "Being 16 years old" was a combination of adulthood and love and sightseeing activities. (2019/05/17)

Chiu, Li-Chuan (2018): The relationship between Zhaitang and Buddhism and Taoism in Tainan Fucheng District (2018.10.28)

Chiu, Li-Chuan (2011): A preliminary study on the rumors of the mysterious god of Xuantian in Tainan, hosted by the Institute of History of Foguang University, "History, Ceremony and Literature: International Symposium on Folk Beliefs and Regional Society". (2011.11.8).

Chiu, Li-Chuan (2011): A historical study on the development of Zhaitang in the Tainan (Fucheng) area, "2011 Cultural and Regional Studies Symposium: Tainan Humanities and the Environment", Department of Culture and Natural Resources, Tainan University. (2011.5.21)

Chiu, Li-Chuan (2010): Discussion on the belief of Xuantian God in Tainan County, Department of Culture and Natural Resources, Tainan University, 2010 Symposium on Culture and Regional Studies: Tainan Humanities and Environment. (2010.5.29)

Chiu, Li-Chuan (2009): A new trend in university history education in Taiwan (Korean version). In the editor-in-chief of the Northeast Asian History Foundation, "History Education and Understanding of Korea in Taiwan and Hong Kong University", Seoul: Korea Northeast Asian Historical Foundation.

Chiu, Li-Chuan (2008): Wandering in Other Places: A Discussion on the Cross-Regional Development Forms of Folk Secret Religions in the Early Qing Dynasty, Department of Social Sciences, Taichung University of Education, “New Perspectives on Globalization: International Symposium on Tourism, Immigration and Society”. (2008.12.12)

Chiu, Li-Chuan (2008): Looking at the development of folk secret religions in the early Qing Dynasty from the content of confession, the Third International Symposium on Narratology of the Taiwan Narrative Society. (2008.10.4-5)

Chiu, Li-Chuan (1998): The rich and the rich: the source and flow of private secret religions in North China during the Qing Dynasty. In the editor-in-chief of the Institute of Modern History of the Academia Sinica, "Financial and Modern Historical Proceedings", the first volume.

Chiu, Li-Chuan (1993): Research on the development of Zhaijiao in Tainan before the restoration of Guangfu. The 81st year of the academic seminar of the Teachers College.

Chiu, Li-Chuan (2011): Research on the mission of folk secret religious medical education during the Qing Dynasty and Jiadao period, Taipei: Xinwenfeng Publishing House.

Chiu, Li-Chuan (2010) "Study on the Missionary Activities of Folk Secret Religious Medicine in the Qing Dynasty and Jiadao Period" (Taipei City: Xinwenfeng Press, First Edition, January 2010), pp. 1-48.

Chiu, Li-Chuan (2001): The evolution of the "Yujing Fenghua History 1987-1996", anti-Japanese articles, religious articles, Tainan County: Yujing Township Office.

Chiu, Li-Chuan (2000): Setting up education and prospering: the study of private secret religious funds during the Qing Dynasty and Jiadao period. Taipei: Ph.D. Thesis, Institute of History, Taiwan Normal University.

Chiu, Li-Chuan (1998): Yujing Township History, anti-Japanese articles, and religious articles. Tainan: Yujing Township Office.

Chiu, Li-Chuan (1997): Continued to study the Zhi Clan of Tainan City. Tainan City Government.

Chiu, Li-Chuan (1996): Continued to study the religious articles of Tainan City. Tainan City Government.

Chiu, Li-Chuan (1991): The operation of the Yunnan Copper Mine in the Qing Dynasty. Taipei: Master's thesis of the Institute of History, Taiwan Normal University.

National Accounting

Chiu, Li-Chuan (2011): Research on the development of the belief in the god of Xuantian in Tainan, the report of the special research project of the National Science Council: 100-2410-H-024-009-.

Chiu, Li-Chuan (2009): Discussion on the Connotation of "Blood Lake Belief" in the Book of Good Books since the Ming and Qing Dynasties, National Science and Technology Association Special Research Project Report: 98-2410-H-024-012-.

Chiu, Li-Chuan (2005): "Teaching the Buster": Na Yancheng's arrest and investigation of folk secret religions during the Qing Jiaqing period (1799-1816), National Science Council special research project report: NSC94-2411-H-024-004 .

Chiu, Li-Chuan (2004): Etiquette and Disgrace: A Discussion on the Phenomenon of "Men and Women's Miscellaneous" in Folk Secret Religious Activities in the Qing Dynasty, National Science Council Special Research Project Report: NSC93-2411-H-024-002.

Chiu, Li-Chuan (2002): Taoist priests in the secret religion of the Qing Dynasty ------ Taking Hongyang and Yixiang as an example, the National Science Council special research project report: NSC91-2411-H-024-010.

Chiu, Li-Chuan (2001): Research on folk secret religious folklore medicine during the Qing Dynasty and Jiadao period, National Science and Technology Association special research project report: NSC90-2411-H-024-004.