Community development in Taiwan during 2000 started to extend community integrated management greatly. Community health assessment is an important part of community integrated management. This paper used Lin (2003) model to assess Liu-Qiu village. Windshield survey, key informant interview, participant observation, and questionnaire survey are the methods for collecting community data of Liu-Qiu village Analysis of community health assessment data, including geographic characteristics, population characteristics, social systems, and community dynamics of Liu-Qiu village, has identified that this village has changed from agriculture into small business; however, the extension of modernization is not complete because people in this village still drink well water. Besides, spare places, polluted ditch, and explored manure pit along with Liu-Qiu road may induce mosquito breeding that may cause Dengue fever. Furthermore, criminals may hide in spare places where village has become chaos. In population characteristics, elder population has been growing up gradually and the left youngsters married with foreign women. The cross-cultural marriage and lack of knowledge about raising children have caused the lower rate of getting immunization. Except for the health of next generation, the elders in this village have chronic illness. Especially the cancer is a taboo for village people to bring into conversation. Health professionals have duties to break traditional taboo that make village people have motivation to talk about cancer, attend cancer screening, prevent risk factors of getting cancer, and change unhealthy life and diet habits. The questionnaire survey has shown that Liu-Qiu villagers like to attend the health courses related to cancer. In solving the problems of Liu-Qiu village, some suggestions are proposed, such as the re-education of death judgment for local clinics by health bureau, re-education of foreign wives how to raise children by health stations, the prevention of violence in the foreign wife’s family by social bureau, the management of water by environment bureau, safety management by police station, and the health courses by schools. It is expected to integrate different community resources to make Liu-Qiu village toward the goal of developing better health.