This paper is concerned about the President-premier relationship of some crucial constitution codes in R.O.C’s constitutional history . Those codes are the 1936 May 5 Constitution Draft, the main text of R.O.C. constitution, the Provisional Clauses and the Amendments of the R.O.C’s constitution . From a standpoint of analyzing these codes and some political facts , this paper portraits the comparison among those codes. Related concepts like “dual leadership”, “dual executive” and “semi-presidentialism” are also adopted to explain the President-premier relationship. The relationships of President-premier changes with time. In the 1936 May 5 Constitution Draft, the premier is appointed and dismissed by the president , and he takes charge of the routine executive affairs. In the main text of R.O.C. constitution, according to the spirit of refined parliamentary system, the premier is the highest executive chief of the state, and if the president wants to use his power from the constitution , he/she needs the support of the premier. In the Provisional Clauses, the president not only affords the power of setting new agencies but also acquires the right to run for consecutive presidencies if he wants. In the Amendments of the R.O.C’s constitution which is based on the semi-presidentialism, the president possesses higher democratic legitimacy by popularly voting and have the full power to appoint the premier by himself. To sum up , the president holds relative advantage of the dual leaders.