Li-Hung Hsiao, whose literary works always impress readers with elegant and romantic traits, is one of the most discussed Taiwan female writers of this generation. Different from other writers, Hsiao believes in Buddhism deeply and usually creates the roles in her novels with the values of Buddhist thoughts. Although it is common to find a novel with Buddhist thoughts, it is rare to find one quoting such a huge number of Buddhist Sutras and mentioning so many monks as in Pai-Shui-Hu-Chun-Meng. If Hsiao was not so good at writing, this kind of writing style could become preaching. Or if Hsiao did not realize Buddhism well, a lot of plots within Buddhist perspectives in the novel might easily lower the literary inspiration. Due to Hsiao's excellent writing skills, the two possible difficulties that might occur as mentioned above did not turn into a problem. On the contrary, the unique viewpoints and subject matters have successfully attracted a lot of readers to feel the religious atmosphere through this literary creation. This article aims to discuss the Zen and Pure-Land writing of Hsiao's novel Pai-Shui-Hu-Chun-Meng.