A coupled level set and volume of fluid (CLSVOF) method is utilized to simulate the droplet evolution, during splashing after impacting on an inclined liquid film, and the bubble entrainment by the droplet impacting of the liquid. The influence of impact angles of bubble entrainment, the processes of splashing pressure field and velocity field after impingement are studied and discussed. Compared with the results obtained by experiment, the validity of CLSVOF method is verifiled by simulating the droplet splashing on an inclined liquid film. Results indicate that the mechanisms of front and back splashing are different. The front splashing is caused by pressure difference in the neck region, and the back splashing is produced by radial flow in the liquid film. It is also found that along with the impact angle moving towards the large angle direction, the bubble entrainment number shows a reducing trend.