Effect of timing and intensity of fruit thinning on fruit weight, height, diameter, total soluble solids, titratable acidity, and yield of tankan (Citrus tankan Hayata), hai-li (C. tankan Hay. cv. Hai-Li) and murcott tangor (C. reticulate Blanco × C. sinensis Osbeck) were studied. Removing 30% of fruit 16 weeks after full bloomed significantly increased fruit size and weight. Late thinning resulted in little effects on fruit size. There were no significantly different among thinning intensities or timing on total soluble solids and titratable acidity. The yield decreased when 30% fruit were thinned 24 weeks after full bloomed in tankan, hai-li and murcott tangor.