Abstract
We discuss the renormalizability of finite temperature field theory. A proof is given with inductive method that for any n-loop Feynman diagram, contributions originated from finite temperatures are always finite. Therefore a finite temperature field theory is always renormalizable provided that the corresponding ordinary field theory is renormalizable.
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