This is the second part of our study on the foraminiferal fauna of the Xisha Islands. The material upon which this study is based come from three batches of 56 samples collected during the years 1974-1976 from eighteen islands representing diverse environments;The majority of the samples. were collected from the littoral zone while a few were collected underwater ranging in depths of from a few meters to fifty meters. A total of 235 species belonging to 38 families and 110 genera is added to the previously recorded 175 species. Eight genera and 86 species are considered as new. There is a marked increase in members of the superfamilies Nodosariacea, Buliminacea and Spirillinacea，as a result of, which calcareous perforate species amounted to 66.4%. The calcareous imperforate species although not .as predominant as in the first batch of samples collected in 1957, still make up 20.4%. The remaining 13.2% is made up of arenaceous-agglutinated species. It is to be expected that with continued and more extensive collections from new localities and with the acquisition of more underwater samples of various depths, many more species are to be added to the foraminiferal fauna of these islands.