Because of its explicit depiction of sexual desire, Jin Ping Mei was considered as a book of erotica in its contemporary time. The book, however, was given a mew perspective with the changing of its interpretation point of view. Liu Ting Ji in Qing Dynasty remarked that “Jin Ping Mei has a profound understanding of the worldly wisdom, which is unparalleled and unique. Its intension is to restrain the lustful desires through the erotic depiction, to preach the morality against the lust, and to enlighten those lost in the sexual desires” With the idea prevailing, the book has become a book of morality to help quit the lustful sexual desires. This essay thus attempts to re-examine the two-dimensional of human desires and transcendence in the tragic depictions of Pan Jin-Lien and Sung Jin-Lien with Arthur Schopenhaur’s philosophy aesthetics.