The controversial principal subject of western liberalism lies in how a person gets the sufficient freedom in society. The research of “transformation” in this article indicates the process of John Stuart Mill’s liberalistic transformation, from “classical liberalism” to “modern or revisionist Liberalism”, whose truing point of transformation consists in the fact that the past “classical liberalism” has much emphasized protecting the personal freedom against the governmental action, but the new liberalism, to wit the modern or revisionist liberalism in Mill’s theory gradually outstanding, stresses the governmental active function. Mill’s contribytion to classical liberalism capitally means his enlarging the new domain of classical liberalism, including the more important personal freedom besides economic freedom, that results in the fact that classical liberalism remains the unshakable esteem of eternity, having escaped from the loading of the middle class; on another side Mill realizes that it is impossible to resolve the contemporary problems only to deepen the connotation of classical liberalism. As a result Mill endows the government with the legalization of the necessary function, which helps him enter into the field of modern liberalism. But we have to notice that Mill’s modern liberalism prevails on the basis of classical liberalism, as means that the governmental policy is put into action without disobeying the personal freedom.