【英文摘要】During the last three years, under the support of the state and administrative agencies, our innovative research group focused on the South Chian Sea and the west Pacific warm pool, carried out land-sea correlation research on sedimentary records, and obtained break-through progresses in the studies on tropical forcing of climate evolution, paleoceanography of the South China Sea and East Asian paleo-monsoon, and land-sea correlation of east Asia paleoenvironmental evolution: Around the tropical forcing hypothesis of climate changes especially in studies of tropical subsurface paleo-ocean and long-eccentricity changes in ocean carbon cycle, our research team proposed “global monsoon”, “tropical subsurface water” and other new concepts or new thinking. Clearly reflecting our own originality and innovation in the study of climate change mechanism; Compile a monograph on “The South China Sea: Paleoceanography and Sedimentology”, which was published by Springer, indicating our leading position in international research on paleoceanography of the South China Sea; Our group took up the thinking of sea-land integration and set the theme of “carving the history of East Asia’s East-Tilting Topography and East Asian Monsoon” for the first Chinese IODP full proposal in April 2007 and “Opening of the South China Sea and its implications for Southeast Asian tectonics since the Mesozoic” for the second Chinese IODP full proposal in September 2009, which have been highly appraised and regarded. In the last three years, our innovative research group published more than 100 papers in domestic and international academic journals, and helped the establishing of a main paleoenvironment research team with reasonable professional structure, cross-disciplinary integration, marine paleoenvironmental research as the priority, and emphasis on sea-land integration in the west Pacific region.