In the early Ch'ing Dynasty (from the Shun-chih period to the middle Ch'ien-lung period, from mid-17th century to mid-18th century), the society went steady from the change of government gradually. At that time, the center of Chinese bamboo carving was on Chia-ting county, Chiang-su province. "Except Chia-ting, there were no similar bmaboo carvings on other places," and "just the Chia-ting carvers could know the technique of bamboo carving." Not just known by commons, the bamboo carvings of Chia-ting were known by the emperors and offered to the imperial like the old bronzes and the Song dynasty ceramics. At that time, there were many bamboo carvers on Chia-ting and they had there own specialities. For example, the Fengs' and Shih T'ien-chang's specialities were bamboo shoot carvings, and some of them had been working in the imperial workshop. Wu Chih-fan, actived in the middle and the late K'ang-hsi period, could countiue the tradition of the Chia-ting carving which were in high relief, in the round and in openwork. Otherwise, he was famous of "Po-ti-yang-wen" (also called "po-ti-yang-k'o" which was one kind of low relief). ゞ Chou Hao (1685-1773) changed the releif into the intaglio. He excelled in using the intaglio to carve the decors of the Southern School landscape, bamboo and stone. These were the differences between Chou Hao and those who were the carvers of the earlier or the same period. They all played an impaortant space in the history of the Chia-ting bamboo carving. In the early Ch'ing Dynasty, except the Chia-ting area, there were the bamboo carvings in other places also. Some of the famous bamboo carvers in other places did not have students and some of them were not noticed like the Chia-ting bamboo carvers in the same time. Therefore, their arts could not become fashionable. In this paper, three of them were discussed: Chang Hsi-huang excelled in "liu-ch'ing-yang-wen". Because of being recorded in the book of Shih Jun-chang (1618-1683) who was a famous official. Lee Hsi-ch'iao was known. ゞ Not only P'an Hsi-feng was recorded in the book of Cheng hsieh (1693-1765) ho was a famous painter and one of the "Eight Eccentrics of Yangchou", but also he left several works; therefore, he was luckier than the others.