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| Author | Title | Source | Year |
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| Luo Fukai | Enterprise’s essential factor capital research | The Theory and Practice of Finance and Economics | 2009 |
| Zhang Deming | Narrative, modern subject and empire politics: reinterpretation of the adventure of Robinson Crusoe | Foreign Literature | 2007 |
| Ren Haiyan | Foe’s rewriting of the Robinson Crusoe myth | Foreign Literature | 2009 |
| Niu Hongying | Robinson Crusoe and utopian thought of the West | Foreign Literature Studies | 2007 |
| Liu Ge | Defoe and Swift’s “Barbarians” | Foreign Literature Review | 2007 |
| Zhang Yong | Colonial canon and rewriting of the canon: an analysis of postcolonial rewriting of Robinson in J. M. Coetzee’s Foe | Foreign Literature | 2011 |
| Zhao Yina | The epitome of colonization: a post-colonial reading of Robinson Crusoe | Foreign Literature | 2004 |
| Song Xiaochuan | A disequilibrium economic dynamic Model | Economic Research Journal | 2003 |
| Wang Wenhua | On the image of Robinson from the perspective of modernity | Foreign Literature Studies | 2004 |
| Liu Lian | The existence of “the others” and the trouble in Search for “root,” reading of “Vendredi” and “Robinson Crusoe” | Comparative Literature in China | 2003 |
| Hui Haifeng, Shen Dan | Individualism, religion and marginalization of family areinterpretation of Robinson Crusoe | Foreign Language and Literature | 2011 |
| Wang Jinchao, Fan Jinxue | Economic explanation of participants’ decision-making behavior in repeated games | Seeker | 2005 |
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