Calcium phosphate cement (CPC) is an ideal artificial bone material used widely in hard tissue regeneration due to its excellent physical and chemical performance. However, CPCs are not able to match the high rate of new bone tissue growth during initial implantation given its poor degradability and low biological compatibility, leading to their limited clinical application. To overcome these limitations, we developed a self-made electrospinning auxiliary receiver to obtain a three dimensional membrane coating of porous zein/PLLA coaxial nanofibers on CPC surfaces. To show the feasibility of the composite material for hard tissue regeneration, it was characterized by SEM, porosity, hydrophilicity, mechanical properties, FTIR spectroscopy, and in vitro cell culture where the composite material showed improved induction of tissue regeneration..