Since allegory was created by Chuang-tzu (369-286 B.C.) during the Warring States (475-221 B.C.), the scholars of every dynasty tried to define "allegory" the character, form, connotation, extension...etc. but the theories were so many that was sometimes confusing. Most scholars study the development and structure many theories about allegory. Some study etymology with the approach of archaeometry without considering the theory of etymology could be a practical tool to apply on other fields in literature. Being a scholar, researching is an on-going study based on a different point of view despite most people think. The author intergrates the domain of etymology and allegory. He tries to refine allegory including some elements "story, association and implied meaning" with the elements "denotation, extended meaning and borrowed definition" of etymology. Hopefully in this way, more scholars may study allegory in an ordinary approach.