From 1890, when he began to study with Kang Youwei, to the early years of his refuge in Japan, Liang Qichao composed a series of articles and books introducing foreign books for the benefit of his students and later scholars. This paper mainly focuses on three of his works: Dushu Fenyue Kecheng, Western Culture Booklist, and Dongji Yuedan. The background of their composition, contents, and other aspects are investigated to understand what Liang Qichao meant by Western learning and explore how he gradually constructed his understanding of Western learning spreading to the East and the leading factors of its construction.