The purpose of the current study is to understand how aboriginal college students perceived their relations with parents. The study was a cross-sectional survey study. Participants were 354 aboriginal college students in Taiwan. A Parent-child Relationship Scale was implemented in this study. Statistic methods included descriptive statistics and factor analysis. Research findings are: 1. Participants scored high on three dimensions of the parent-child relationships, which were Intimacy, Likeness, and Power. 2. For the total scores of parent-child relationships, females scored higher than did males and students living in mountain areas scored higher than did who living in rural areas.