Novel　woodceramics　were　fabricated　by　camphora　powder　and　phenolic　resin　modified　by　enzymatic　hydrolysis　lignin　(EHL).　The　chemical　structure,　phase　identification　and　morphology　of　woodceramics　were　investigated　by　FT-IR,　X-ray　diffraction　(XRD)　and　scanning　electron　microscopy　(SEM).　The　results　showed　that　woodceramics　possessed　topologically　homogenous　structure　and　contained　C-O-C,　C-H　and　C=C　bonds.　EHL　played　an　important　role　upon　the　microstructures　of　woodceramics.　The　disorder　of　woodceramics　was　reduced　while　content　of　EHL　was　increased.