“Lady’s literature” has been evolved as a formal literature since the Tang Dynasty, which has its own distinct characteristic among the traditional Chinese literature world. This paper disscurees a number of selected works by female writers of our modern time including Bin Shin, Chang Shiou-Ya, Hu Pin-Chiang, Chi Jean, Ay Wen, Chang Shiou-Fan, Lin Wen-Yeh, Chen Shuin-Hui, and Chang Mang-Jeng. The resemblance clearly revealed in those articles consists of the following traits: (1) the authors experiencing the similar education, economic-social status and cultural background; (2) a strong emphasis on philosophical thought and morale aspects; (3) a positive theme facing human life; and (4) being resulted from dedicated and graceful writing maneuvers. In contrast, the essences of these articles are also confined by a few traits such as domestic isolation, narrow social experience, and moral restraints. The boundaries laid in such a text become quite obvious in particular as the articles being presented in form of prose. Since the lady's literature possesses sociotextual function, the purpose of prose was oriented with high touch of literal expression, while gaining less popularity in the society. Furthermore, the drawback of lady's literature showed that it either intentionally or subconsciously turued away from the broader scope of human relationship such as dealing with the inner voice of the lower class, common rituals in the male-dominating world, encouraging the development of feminine consciousness, and the controversial issue on selfishness, passion, and sexual desire. Since the 1990s, the features of literatures have naturally evolved to serve the prerequisite vogue of general public, and the theme of lady's work would be unavoidably tuned by approaching the market-oriented goals. The prose by modern female writers poses substantial difference that of their predecessors.Writes such as Jian, Jan, Tsoung, I-wen, Liu Sui-Hui, Chang Hui-Chiang, Chang Ing-Tai, Hou Yu-Shiang, and Wu Dan-Zu, the female writers of new era, their prose does not only dissolves the traditional predominance, but also try hard to de-compose the traditional Chinese mentality.