Abstract: Selective cutting trial was conducted on some types of secondary masson pine forest in Qiandao Lake National Forest Park to accelerate growth of underground broaded-leaved species, improve rapidly community structure and ecological function, and lessen threat of Buesaphelenchus xylophilus.The results showed that growth of zonal evergreen broad-leaved species under canopy such as Castanopsis sclerophylla, Cyclobalannopsis glauca and Lithocarpus glaber increased greatly after six years through selective cutting of secondary masson pine forest with 40%～50% intensity.Its forest form was rapidly restored and a new forest landscape generated.After closed hillside, pure masson pine forest was restored as needle and broad-leaved mixed forest dominated by broaded-leaved species. The important value of Castanopsis sclerophylla and Lithocarpus glaber exceeded 20%,and its forest density was 250 trees per hectare. Needle and broad-leaved mixed forest dominated by masson pine developed rapidly toward succession of evergreen broad-leaved forest. The important value and forest density of Castanopsis sclerophylla in tree layer doubled.Analysis suggested that rational selective cutting was a simple and effective method for forest form improvement of secondary masson pine forest,which not only improved its ecological function,but also increased intermediate income.