This essay attempts to take the similarity of Shyuan Ji, Yu and Shiang Chan, Wang as the starting point of comparison; tries to probe into the thesis-when a woman is deserted by her husband, what action will she take and what kind of the procession of transition in her mentality will she take and what kind of the procession of transition in her mentality will she have. Furthermore, to what degree that different backgrounds of eras (Tang Dynasty and Taiwan during the Japanese-occupied period) relate to literary creation will be. When both of them were deserted, did they develop different and unique style of poetry? From Shyuan Ji, Yu’s poetry, she is brave in expressing her feelings without affectation. Such tone of life is spirited; it highly relates with her position of “female Taoist priestess” and wide-open society background in Tang Dynasty. Besides, we should approve the “consciousness of female self” in Yu’s poetry highly. Her poetry is sincere, candid and bold. On a level, she surpassed the reticent part of boudoir literature. Therefore, we can say that Yu’s poetry initiates a brand new prospect. To examine Shiang Chan, Wang with the same level, she bore a heavier burden of social status and community than Shyuan Ji, Yu’s. After Yu was deserted, she fought again and again in spite of setback in searching for true love, and never cared about judgment of common customs. It is worthy of being appreciated tremendously. However, Shiang Chan, Wang’s works after she was deserted shows her attitude-when she cannot do well in the field of love, she will shirk into world of Buddhism as a way to escape. By contrast, Wang is passive. “Consciousness of female self” in Taiwan during the Japanese-occupied period did not be lifted because it was near the present age. On the contrary, the bonds on female have become too strong to break because it enhanced and deepened through a long period storing. From Shyuan Ji, Yu to Shiang Chan, Wang, the status of “consciousness of female self” did not lift but descend; we can observe the trend more clearly. The open-wide atmosphere in Tang Dynasty put a premium on Shyuan Ji, Yu to have courage to search for her love on a level. To set off by contrast, Shiang Chan, Wang was in Taiwan during the Japanese-occupied period which was constrained under doubled pressure. It made her cannot pour out all that she want to say so the style of Wang’s poetry became more and more introverted and deep. However, when both of them were deserted, they had developed different and unique style of poetry. They shined in their own era.