In order to understand the effect of lacewing (Mallada basalis (Walker)) on the density of two-spotted spider mites (Tetranychus urticae Koch) in strawberry, three treatments, including lacewing-oriented pest management (IPM), chemical pesticide (CP), and control (CK), were performed in this study. The result showed the density of two-spotted spider mites increased as strawberry growth, and the maximum density was on January. The maximum density was 31.4, 462.2, and 344.8 per leaf for IPM, CP and CK, respectively. It suggested continuous release of lacewing larvae could reduced the density of two-spotted spider mites in the field. However, the chemical pesticide has no effect on reducing population of two-spotted spider mites in strawberries.