This study usesd national ideologies as an intermediary factor to explore the relationship between the Olympic movement and politics. Studies of sporting and domestic government policies, international relations and political ideologies are now quite common. In Taiwan, the China-nationalism and Taiwan-nationalism controversy has been ceaselessly discussed and both parties have affected the sports culture. This study utilized the documentary analysis to take two events as example, including Chen Shih-hsin who went to Shanghai Qingpu Martial Arts Institute to coach in 2004 and Taiwan government's rejection of the 2008 Beijing Olympic flame in 2007. After analyzing and rethinking, however, this study found that the Olympic movement itself was a political product that contributed to the growth of national ideologies.