This study examines research trends and future directions in the study of ancient Korean historical texts by Chinese scholars. To achieve this goal, the study reviews Chinese-published research materials related to ancient Korean historical texts, categorized into compiled and published materials and academic articles and monographs. Prior to the establishment of diplomatic relations between South Korea and China, the availability of ancient Korean historical texts published in China was limited. However, since the 2010s, active efforts have been made to collect and research these texts in various compendium formats, laying the groundwork for Korean history research. Nevertheless, the diversity and quantity of materials remain insufficient. During the 1980s and 1990s, studies emerged that evaluated the academic value of ancient Korean historical texts from various perspectives. Since the 2000s, interest in Korean historical texts has grown within Chinese academia, leading to the initiation of full-fledged research in the mid-2000s and particularly concentrated research efforts since the mid-2010s.Over the past decade, research on ancient Korean historical texts in Chinese academia has primarily focused on five directions: philological approaches to historical texts, examination of materials related to specific fields, studies of individual historical works, reinterpretation as literary works, and discussions on the characteristics of Korean historiography. These diverse approaches open up new horizons for the study of ancient Korean historical texts and are expected to contribute to mutual understanding between Korean and Chinese historical research.