The article deals with the image and mentality of women in Song Dynasty. Their images that the literature presents are not only of historical, but also of aesthetical interest. We are going to get it through the image of the architecture of that time. Both the palace or the boudoir, the architectures that the women lived in, were very secluded from the outside world. The historians of that time tried to describe normal images of women for us. And the women of that time got a new image on their own ways: Motherhood. The interblend of “Motherhood” and “Ego” made the mentality of women in Song Dynasty. Lee Ching Jaw and Chu Shwu Jen, the female writers in Song Dynasty, very well described this mentality in their Da Ma Tu Shwo and Ruey Chyi Tu Jih.