Abstract: A method for manufacturing a deep-submicron P-type metal-oxide semiconductor shallow junction utilizes an electron terminal structure with a base covered by a layer containing boron, germanium, and silicon. This layer containing boron, germanium, and silicon ("B--Ge--Si") is used as a shield during ion implanting and as an impurity ion source to form a high diffusion ion concentration at a shallow junction of the semiconductor base or substrate. The B--Ge--Si layer can be thoroughly removed using selective corrosive erosion. Due to the simplicity of this invention's manufacturing process, it can be used for deep-submicron PMOS component production, and thus, it has great practical value.