Abstract: The invention provides a thin-film transferring method, which can separate a thin film from a supply substrate and transfer it to a demand substrate. The method is practiced first by a process of ion implantation, which implants ions in a supply substrate to form an ion separation layer under implanted surface, and then followed by a wafer-bonding method, which joins the supply substrate with a demand substrate. The resulting bonded structure is to be going through a high-energy ion activation activity, in which the implanted ions incorporate into aerial particles, which fill the cleaves, resulting in a separation film, which is to be transferred to the demand substrate in wafer bonding process. As a part of this invention, the cooling device can remove the heat current produced from the high-energy ion activation, so as to prevent the bonded structure—made from different materials—being damaged by heat due to the different thermal expansion coefficient.