Theo một số thống kê sơ bộ, tác gia Quách Mạt Nhược đã xử dụng khoảng trên dưới 50 bút danh trong suốt hành trình văn nghệ và học thuật : 沫若、麦克昂、郭鼎堂、石沱、高汝鸿、汾阳主人、竹君主人、定甫、夏社、沫、爱牟、鼎堂、高浩然、吴诚、林守仁、杜顽庶、杜荃、杜衎、坎人、易坎人、石沱生、陈启修、李季、阿和乃古登志、蒙其外史、王假维、郭爱牟、蒙其生、蒙侄、谷人、郭石沱、佐藤和夫、安娜、鼎、杨伯勉、杜衍、白圭、戎马书生、牛何之、羊易之、丁汝成、龙子、克拉克、江耦、有孤、藤子丈夫、佐藤贞吉、郭麦弱、高鸣、于硕等.[12][13]

Liệt biểu trứ tác Đỉnh Đường tiên sinh theo ấn phẩm A Selective Guide to Chinese Literature, 1900-1949, do bà Milena Doleželová-Velingerová hiệu đính.[14]

Kịch, văn xuôi, văn vần

• 1921: Nữ thần : Kịch khúc thi ca tập (女神:劇曲詩歌集).[15] English translation: Selected Poems from the Goddesses, A. C. Barnes and John Lester, tr., Beijing: Foreign Languages Press, 1958.[16]
• 1926, 1932: Cây trám (橄榄), Shanghai: Chuangzao she chubanshe bu, 1929 (book series: Chuangzao she congshu).[17]
• 1928, 1932: Lá rơi : Mạt Nhược tiểu thuyết hí khúc tập (落叶:沫若小说戏曲集), Shanghai : Xin zhong guo shu ju, 1932.[18]
• 1936: Khuất Nguyên : Ngũ mạc hồi (屈原:五幕劇);.[19] English translation: Chu Yuan: A Play in Five Acts, Yang Xianyi and Gladys Yang, tr., Beijing: Foreign Languages Press, 1953; 2nd edition, 1978; Honolulu: University Press of the Pacific, 2001.[20]
• 1946: "Under the Moonlight", in: The China Magazine (formerly China at War), June 1946; reprinted in: Chi-Chen Wang, ed., Stories of China at War, Columbia University Press, 1947; reprinted: Westport, Conn. : Greenwood Press, 1975.[21][22]
• 1947: Tiếng cười dưới đất đen (地下的笑声), Shanghai and Beijing: Hai yan shu dian[23] - selected stories.
• 1959: Hồng kì ca dao (红旗歌谣), Beijing Shi: Hongqi zhazhi she (= Red Flag Magazine), 1959; English translation: Songs of the Red Flag, Yang Zhou, tr., Peking, Foreign Languages Press, 1961.[24]

Truyện kí

• 1947: Thời thanh niên (我的童年), Shanghai.[25]
  • French translation: Autobiographie : mes années d'enfance, tr. Pierre Ryckmans, Paris, Gallimard, 1970.[26]
  • German translation: Kindheit : Autobiographie, tr. Ingo Schäfer, Frankfurt am Main: Insel, 1981.[27]
• Before and After the Revolution (Fanzheng qianhou).
• 1930, 1931: Con mèo mun ngồi trên tháp (黑貓與塔), Shanghai, 1930.[28] - often referred to just as Black Cat (黑貓).
• The First Outing of Kuimen (Chuchu Kuimen).
• My Student Years (Wode xuesheng shidai).
• 1932: Mười năm sáng tạo (创造十年), Shanghai : Xian dai shu ju, 1932.[29]
• 1938: Mười năm sáng tạo - tục biên (创造十年续编), Shanghai : Bei xin shuju. (book series: Chuangzuo xin kan).
• On the Road of the Northern Expedition (Beifa Tuci).
•  ?: Hồng ba khúc (洪波曲 / Hongbo qu).

Khảo cứu

• 1935, rev. ed., 1957: 兩周金文辭大系圖彔攷釋 / Liang Zhou jin wen ci da xi tu lu kao shi (Lưỡng Châu kim văn từ đại hệ đồ lục khảo thích), Beijing: Ke xue chu ban she, 1957 (考古学专刊. 甲种 = Archaeological monograph series).[30]
• 1950: "Report on Culture and Education", in: The First Year of Victory, Peking, Foreign Languages Press.[31]
• 1951: Culture and Education in New China, Peking : Foreign Languages Press, 1951 (joint authors: Chien Chun-jui, Liu Tsun-chi, Mei Tso, Hu Yu-chih, Coching Chu and Tsai Chu-sheng).[32]
• 1982: 甲骨文合集 Jiaguwen Heji (Giáp cốt văn hợp tập), Shanghai: Zhonghua shuju, 1978-1983, 13 volumes (edited with Hu Houxuan)[33] - collection of 41,956 oracle bone inscriptions from Yinxu.

Phiên dịch

• 1922: J. W. von Goethe, Nỗi đau của chàng Werther (The Sorrows of Young Werther)
• 1924: Kawakami Hajime, Social Organization and Social Revolution
• 1925: Ivan Turgenev, Xin shi dai (Virgin Soil)
• 1926: Schiller, Wallenstein
• 1928: Friedrich Nietzsche, Also sprach Zarathustra (Thus Spake Zarathustra)
• 1928: J. W. von Goethe, Faust, I. Teil
• 1929: Upton Sinclair, Tu chang (The Jungle)
• 1931: Karl Marx, Tư bản luận (Capital: A Critique of Political Economy)
• 1935: Lev Tolstoy, Chiến tranh và hòa bình (War and Peace)
• Appeal and Resolutions of the First Session of the World Peace Council : Berlin ; February 21–26, 1951 ; Kuo Mo-jo's Speech at the World Peace Council, Peking: Foreign Languages Press, 1951.[34]
• Kuo Mo-jo, "The Struggle for the Creation of New China's Literature" in: Zhou Enlai, The People's New Literature : Four Reports at the First All-China Conference of Writers and Artists, Peking: Cultural Press, 1951.[35]
• 1974: Cho Wen-chün: A Play in Three Acts (abridged), in: Straw Sandals: Chinese Short Stories, 1918-1933, Harold R. Isaacs, ed., Cambridge, Mass.: MIT Press.[36]