For governing Taiwan indigenous people, mastering the indigenous language was the main task of an official of indigenous affair and become "an understanding official of the indigenous affair". After Japanese colonial authority had examined the causes of "Boo-Sia incidents", they recognized that the officials of indigenous affair had to understand indigenous people deeply. Including improving their abilities to use the indigenous language, the governing authority ascertained the person-centered governing strategy in ruling indigenous people, issued in 1931. Due to Taiwan-indigenous-affairunification policy, the police system had to play the two roles: to govern them and teach them. Therefore, the policies of "the understanding officials of the indigenous affair" and "person-centered" were structured as the two main principles to govern indigenous people, also formed as two poles which were played by a teacher.