In this paper, "new discovery" refers to successful discoverage of special kind of objects (such as nova, supernova, asteroid et al.) and identifications of special objects (such as an X-ray source identified as a Quasar), which do not include discoveries of special celestial phenomena of some objects and catalogue of sources of unknown properties (for example, deep image observations of normal objects for which previous records are not available, such as stars, but some specific objects are included). I apologize in advance for what are not listed due to the incomplete collection and difficult definition of "new discovery".
    A number of remarkable astronomical discoveries in China have been obtained with the significant developments and improvements of observational facilities since late 1980's. This provides good chances for astronomical research. New discoveries include:

    extragalactic objects:
    (1) identification of a number of X-ray and radio sources as AGN, including Quasar, BL Lac objects and Seyfert galaxies.
    (2) identification of IRAS sources as W-R galaxies.
    (3) a "ring" around one galaxy observed by BATC survey.

    objects in the Galaxy:
    (1) a number of supernovae and one nova in extragalactic systems.
    (2) discoveries of cataclysmic binaries and Identification of ROSAT sources as cataclysmic binaries.
    (3) a series of variable stars by BATC and supernova survey.
    (4) some new d Sct variable stars.
    (5) Herbig-Haro objects.
    (6) water masers.

    objects in the solar system:
    (1) a large number of asteroids, especially some near-earth asteroids.
    (2) some comets.