  We report numerical simulations on the high-order group-velocity-locked
vector soliton (GVLVS) generation based on the fundamental GVLVS. The
high-order GVLVS generated is characterized with a two-humped pulse along one
polarization while a single-humped pulse along the orthogonal polarization. The
phase difference between the two humps could be 180 degree. It is found that by
appropriate setting the time separation between the two components of the
fundamental GVLVS, the high-order GVLVS with different pulse width and pulse
intensity could be obtained. 1+2 and 2+2 type high-order GVLVS could be either
obtained.
