The authors have actively planned and designed a series of Taiwan-related topics in general education, and the content possesses both academic and teaching values. By means of teaching, specialized knowledge is expected to be more lifelike, interesting, and practical, so the knowledge can fulfill the needs of the younger generation. This series contains two levels of general education courses: one for language teaching, which is entitled "Daily Taiwanese." The goal of the course is to allow students to understand the inherited wisdom from the language and to communicate effectively in the speech community. The other one is for cultural teaching, which includes the following courses: "Taiwan Local Drama Appreciation", "lntroduction and Appreciation to Taiwanese Opera", and "Traditional Taiwanese Opera and Modern Society". Specific innovative teaching methods can be described as the three aspects: first, the teaching materials emphasize the significance of daily lives. Second, students are required to perform "learning by doing" policy. Third, in the design of curriculum activities, local resources and field work are employed. Overall, the teachers hope that they can inspire students to care and know more of traditional Taiwanese cultures by their lecturing, inviting professional performers, and asking students to involve with the residents outside the field.