By adopting magnetron sputtering and radio frequency plasma enhanced chemical vapor deposition system (RF-PECVD), Si(100)/Al film/amorphous Si film samples were deposited on p-type <100> single silicon. The aluminum-induced crystallization (AIC) vacuum annealing was adopted to prepare polycrystalline silicon thin films. The microstructure and the surface appearance are analyzed by X-ray diffraction instrument (XRD) and AFM. The results indicate that the <111> polycrystalline silicon thin films of selective better direction are formed after 500℃ and 550℃ aluminum-induced crystallization vacuum annealing. The AFM shows that the surface of the thin-film presents slender crystalline grains with the size of 100~200nm after 550℃ vacuum annealing, and the mechanism of crystallization is analyzed.