This research investigates the liquefaction resistance and the shear wave velocity of Hsin-Dian sand by using cyclic triaxial tests together with bender element tests. The effects of previous cyclic loading on the dynamic properties of sand were studied with different fines content and relative density. Test results show that liquefaction resistance would increase with increasing previous cyclic loading up to a critical value, and then it would start decreasing with further increase of previous cyclic loading. The critical value of previous cyclic loading would change with different fines content. In this research, the shear wave velocities of the samples presheared by cyclic loading did not change obviously. The shear wave velocity is influenced mostly by relative density. Test results also show that liquefaction resistance increases with increasing shear wave velocity.