When earthworms are exposed to pollutants, their antioxidant system will have responses immediately. Consequently earthworms are widely used to monitor various pollutants as sensitive bioindicator organisms. However, there are a large number of indices associated with the oxidative stress response. Finding out the key monitoring indices in the stress process becomes a practical demand of pollution monitoring and warning process. Factor analysis approach is a statistical method that uses a few factors to replace many original factors. This paper is aimed at analyzing and sorting factors related to Cd2+ on the earthworm Eisenia fetida under oxidative stress. Our experiment was divided into two groups: shortterm test and longterm test. The former one was for ten days, taking out an earthworm every day for analysis; The latter test lasted for 30 days, taking out an earthworm every ten days. The Cd2+ concentration was set at 0, 50, 100, 125, 250 and 500 mg·kg-1. Postclitellum segments of earthworms were chosen to determine SOD, POD, GPX, GST, CAT, VE, MDA and AChE. The results showed that in the shortterm group, the main bioindicator associated with oxidative stress reaction was CAT at the exposure time of 1-3 days, MDA at 4-5 days, POD at 6-7 days, and GST and GPX at 8th day, CAT at days 9-10. With the longterm test, GPX was the main bioindicator associated with oxidative stress reaction.