A short bleaching sequence for bagasse pulp, which includes the oxygen delignification enhanced with hydrogen peroxide（ OP ）, the chelating pretreatment （Q） and the hydrogen peroxide bleaching with pressure （PO）,was investigated. The possibility of obtaining bleached pulp with a brightness of 82% ISO and substituting sodium silicate with non-silica stabilizer in the hydrogen peroxide bleaching was explored. The results indicate that （ 1 ） non-silica stabilizers PP-1 and PP-2 are both suitable for hydrogen peroxide bleaching owing to their resistance to high temperature and pressure ; （2） with a sodium hydroxide dosage of 2. 0% （ relative to oven dry pulp, the same below） and a hydrogen peroxide dosage of O. 5% in Op section, and with a hydrogen peroxide dosage of 3.0%, a PP-1 dosage of 0. 1% and a PP-2 dosage of 0. 5% in Po section, the bleached pulp is of a brightness of 85% ISO;and （3） as no adsorbable organic halogens are found in the OPQPO process, the bleaching effluent can be successfully degraded by organisms.