If you read sports news often, you can find our country's weightiifting athletes are usuallygetting good performance results. But we can't understand the efforts of sports scientistdevote into. So this paper tried to collect weightlifting research in biomechanical and relatedfields which belong to our country. Mainland China and other country then classify themaccording to area, age, author, subject, and apparatus. Finally, this paper focus on theresearch belongs to our country to induct and to raise some point of view. The result is that:1. In area, age and author topics: Mainland China has more study quantity than our country. In the beginning of study. Mainland China is earlier than our country. Mainland China has had a special organization to study. In our country, there isn't the same organization.2. In subject topic: Besides common study, the scientists in Mainland China and other country also study athlete's losing movement to find the reason. But in our country, we don't.3. In apparatus topic: Photo camera is used mostly in kinematic analysis. In kinetics, we usually use force plate and foot pressure measuring system. If we want to record muscle activity, we can use EMG.4. In the inducting results topic: We often proceed quantitative analysis according with"near", "fast" and "low" rules. When we do qualitative analysis, we usually study athlete's technique comparing with data from apparatus. If we are recording performance results or counting predictive formula, we often count relative strength ( weightlifting record / body weight ) or count linear regression formula by body weight & relative strength. When we study the training field, we will study the relationship between strength & performance, training & performance and technique test& performance. Besides we study the strength difference between dominate and nondominate foot. In technique written report topic, our country has three technique written reports published.5. When we study weightlifting, we don't limit ourselves in biomechanics field. For instances: John Garhammer( 1991 )used kinematic data to count athlete's power. Kazuo Funato etc. ( 1996 ) created an instrument to count force, work and power when they used it to do some movement about weightlifting.