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Hiliqid began at 1950 is a comprehensive journal mainly to reflect the military life, is the first Mongolian literary journal after the founding of New China. From the day made its appearance, it had become the main carrier of Mongolian literary work, contributed to the development of the Mongolian literature.Hiliqid published 438th, issued 3272 works in 1950-2008. The dissertation analyzes the different periods and different genres of work, trying to explain Mongolian literature development on Hiliqid, its characteristic, and the links between the works and periodicals by the literature and the media relationship angles, the research significance, methods and research database.Introduction focused on the development survey of Hiliqid,The first chapter takes a phased introduction of the work's development survey and writer team's feature by following the journal's development path.The second chapter, combined with the historical background, discusses the poetry,holboo and prose works published in the Hiliqid before Cultural Revolution. During this period, poetry and holboo had a heavy political propaganda, often directly expressed their feelings, or expressed feelings through the rigid image. Prose is mainly reportage about the advanced people and heroes; and description of the biography of revolutionary hero's life.The third chapter discourses the theme and artistic of the works around the poetry, prose and fiction genre in new era. Poetry is no longer confined to military life and, the content of subjects and theme was broaden, have been made an artistic innovation. The prose mainly included the military topics and local prose writing, and gradually reflected the diversity of life, there has been a lot of emotional sincerity meaningful prose works. At this point, the Hiliqid both published novel, but also short stories, but the largest number is the short story. The short stories many memorable characters. was concerned the most successful military themes and createdThe forth chapter summarizes Hiliqid literary journal features and its important role in the history of Mongolian literature.