No cultures can dispense with philosophies, while metaphysics seems to be the most controversial subject in any philosophy. Since philosophy is a study not only scrutinous but also the most appropriate to human needs, among the different areas of philosophy, metaphysics is the one that explores the ultimate root or principle of the essential questions. In this article, the writer only discusses three questions succinctly: first, what metaphysics is; second, the central idea of metaphysics--being and nothingness; third, why many people dislike and repel metaphysics. Throughout the development of western philosophy, both metaphysics and ontology have their ups and downs, being chronically besmeared and oppressed. Either for or against metaphysics, we can't discuss metaphysics from the outside, which is just as clear as “being” can be addressed neither as “nonexistence” nor “nothingness” but “being.” If we hold a global plebiscite, it is believed most people would agree that “being is being.” Therefore we can say: “Man” as a spiritual creature, while his feet stand on the physical ground, his mental activities make him have to recognize his metaphysical being.