The worship ceremonies contained various information of drama germination. A Theatre God was created by the professional performers while the drama performing styles was shaped and became matured. There are various kinds of the Theatre God with different names, and the earliest records of the Theatre God Temple building notes, which is also the most important historical document available nowadays, is the “Theatre God, Master Qing-Yuan, Temple Notes in Yi-Huang County” written by Tang Xianzu between 1573-1620 in Ming Dynasty. This Temple Notes is a general illustration of Xi-qu (Chinese drama and theatre) theories and history from different aspects of view points, and within this note, Tang Xianzu declared his artistic views. In Tang’s opinion, natural emotions are the motivation of all the arts forms; in addition, why Xi-qu, music and dance have such amazing creative abilities and heart-touching power is that they all comes from natural emotions. Xi-qu, or the “Dao”, can create a way towards human feelings, so that it makes people willing to be educated happily. Tang Xianzu did a survey about the Theatre God, Master Qing-Yuen and General Tian Dou, and he also did some research about the different singing tones used in Ming Dynasty and how these tones evolved, as well as the education and cultivation of Xi-qu performers. In this paper, I would like to present my observation and illustration based on Tang Xianzu’s note.