In this review,a group of two-dimensional(2D) hydrogen-bonded supramolecular networks developed in our laboratory are discussed.Our attention is mainly focused on:(1) recognition of Fe^(3+) through twocomponent molecular networks;(2) site-selective fabrication of 2D fullerene arrays;and(3) fabrication of the nanoporous structure regulated by photoisomerization reaction process.It is envisioned that special supramolecular nanostructures,through H-bonding interactions,can be constructed or reconstructed to be further investigated toward the research of multi-component systems,molecule recognition,single molecular switches,and host-guest supramolecular chemistry.
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