Organizational Strategic alliance usually is formed by many special reasons. According to literature,“resources” is the most important concern for organizational participation in strategic al1iance. Under the limited social resources circumstances, “leading strategic alliance group (master leagues)” and “strategic alliance groups (leagues’ members)” are formatted. Most studies related were concerning theories of strategic alliance. Few had focused on ethical subjects. In order to sustainable development, the main purpose of this study is to examine the interrelationship among formation of “leading strategic alliance group” through an ethical aspect. From the viewpoint of the integrative jurisprudence, it demands every allied members should set up computer software and hardware, operate in coordination, and be evaluated by leading leagues in accordance with laws and ordinance. The leading organizations start to gradually develop the two-win strategy, which can benefit the enterprise, the consumer, and the environment at the same time. Because of benefits consideration, strategic alliance groups stand no reciprocal alliance. From the viewpoint of the particular articles, this study was induced six ethical principles, which is trust and faithful, reason, mutually beneficial, no repeal participation, fair trade, non-exclusiveness. From the viewpoint of the empirical operation, this study was induced six ethical principles, which is inner inspection, integration, responsibilities, mercifulness, loyalty, welfare distribution, and sustainable development. In virtue of perpetual alliance, leading strategic alliance group should firmly stand by “mission, accomplishment, gratitude, mental and physical efforts, causality”, and by indomitably and dauntlessly forswearing with the rules of“variation, competitiveness, good deed, rights and interests”. This study also found master leagues should hold the rules of “understandability in life-and-death, family attachment, high fixity, creatures’ standpoint, specificity, and kindness. The differences in organizational resources will influence the entry strategy. The norm concerning strategic alliance emphasizes economical, social and cultural co-existence. There are two senses suggested in this empirical study: broad and narrow. The narrow sense shows allied ethic of production and marketing. The broad sense guides allied ethic of benevolence. The latter sense will more benefit all living creatures with an open-minded attitude and foreseeing insight in order to expand the a1lied development space.