In　the　hybrid　HVDC　system,　the　rectifier　station　adopts　the　line　commutated　converter　(LCC)　and　the　inverter　station　adopts　the　voltage　source　converter　(VSC).　Since　the　converter　structures　and　the　control　strategies　at　two　ends　of　the　line　are　different,　the　fault　characteristics　at　rectifier　side　and　inverter　side　are　different.　In　order　to　enhance　the　protection　sensitivity,　this　paper　proposes　a　hybrid　directional　comparison　pilot　protection　scheme　for　LCC-VSC　hybrid　HVDC　transmission　lines,　based　on　the　respective　fault　direction　characteristics　at　rectifier　side　and　inverter　side.　The　LCC-based　rectifier　side　adopts　the　traveling　wave　energy　based　directional　unit　and　the　VSC-based　inverter　side　adopts　the　current　fault　component　based　directional　unit.　Simulation　results　show　that　the　proposed　protection　scheme　identifies　the　internal　fault　accurately　and　selects　the　faulty　line　correctly.　Besides,　it　has　adequate　sensitivity　under　highresistance　faults.