This study aimed to evaluate regenerative potential of Acacia confusa and Aleurites montana at understory. Ten artificial Acacia confusa and nine Aleurites montana stands were surveyed. All woody plants with diameter at breath high (DBH) >1 cm present in the quadrates were identified, and DBH were measured. The diameter structure curves of Acacia confusa and Aleurites montana population were all bell shaped in each stand. The results showed that the Acacia confusa and Aleurites montana population had a bad regeneration and revealed a regression phenomenon. Although there were many Acacia confusa and Aleurites montana seedlings appear on the understory, almost these seedlings could not grow to be saplings. We find that the Acacia confusa and Aleurites montana sapling appeared in forest edges and large gaps, the results showed the Acacia confusa and Aleurites montana belonged to pioneer species or shade intolerant species, and their regenerative potential were fairly low at understory.