To strengthen Taiwan's food security position by increasing self-sufficiency ratio is doubtful, especially when the country faces siege crisis Siege crisis is not the same as war the lasts several years It is a short run nature, may be few weeks or three moths at most, and usually the country under siege has enough time for preparation before siege occurs Although domestic production seems more relevant to food security, but alternative measures such as trade, storage, transportation, and communication would be more important factors in dealing with siege crisis. Taiwan has improved these alternative measures substantially in recent years and hence has enhanced its food security position It is not a realistic expectation that raising food self-sufficiency ratio could cope food security issue effectively during war time Because, history has evidenced repeatly that war will bring famine A fall of food self-sufficiency ratio provides closer networking environments for food trade, transportation, storage and communication It also implies that food security will be insured further when Taiwan faces siege crisis in the future or when this siege mentality prevails.