Abstract: As a key index to measure ethnic relations, interracial marriage is an important historical lens to observe the change of ethnic psychology. However, previous researches mainly used qualitative research methods, such as interview, deep description and grounding, which made it impossible for researches on similar topics to be summarized quantitatively through meta-analysis and other techniques, so it was difficult to form integrated conclusions with high explanatory power. In this study, meta-ethnographic analysis is adopted to carry out high-level interpretive analysis of qualitative research from the perspective of interracial intermarriage, and to translate the core concepts and viewpoints that can be compared with each other in the original data, thus revealing the phased characteristics of ethnic psychology with the changes of the times. And the evolution of the "view of otherness " to the "view of the world", in order to extract the theoretical resources and analysis framework which not only meet the needs of the current ethnic work but also conform to the localization construction of ethnic psychological research.