The main system to maintain social order in Chinese village was based on Chinese ethics. In early 20th century, Chinese intellectuals began to think how to change the village culture by local education, as a foundation of self-government. In 1930s, there are two social projects, the former was Liang Su-Min who created the research center at Jopin county in Santon province, and the latter was Lin Pan-Lon who sponsored the I-sin Club at Wu-Fong in Taiwan. Mr. Liang’s learning process, originally in Buddhism and changed to Confucianism afterwards﹔Mr. Lin held the spirit of Romantic literary and the religion of Christ throughout his life. In the beginning, Mr. Liang built the self-governed organization of village and then engaged in the training of the improvement of agriculture﹔Mr. Lin stressed the promotion of villagers’ self-strength and took the movement of cultural enlightenment as his first step. Mr. Liang emphasized on working out solutions for social problems with group work methods﹔Mr. Lin taught villagers the essence of life and what the value of life truly is to help them promote their self-awareness. The ultimate purposes between these two men were done in the same way. They started with teaching the villagers in order to raise their consciousness, which also increase their self-governing ability and gradually instill national consciousness into their mind, ultimately toward the goal of rebuilding the confidence of Chinese culture and releasing pressure from imperialism.