During the changes in Chinese history in the early 1920s, Lu Maode, a professor of Chinese Literature at Tsinghua School ,used his experience in collecting and dealing with antiques to sort out China's ancient history and put forward views that differed sharply from those of Hu Shih and Gu Jiegang, the leaders on History Skepticism of Peking University. Lu's views were appreciated by scholars of the Xueheng School at Southeast University. Although Lu was forced to leave his post and his academic influence diminished in the process of restructuring the Tsinghua School into a university ,his experience shows that the relationship among "Belief in History ","History Skepticism "and "Archaeology" is not simply a layer-upon-layer turnover.