The paper is aimed to examine historically the shaping of Taiwanese identity by utilizing education or civic education as a means of ideological management. The paper is divided into six parts. Firstly, that the article is written in a stance of Taiwan subjectivity, which is different from the Great Chan point of view, is described. Secondly, that the "localist" sense of Taiwanese was slowly sprouted before Ching Empire ruled Taiwan is described. Thirdly, in Ching's ruling, that the sense of Chinese academician accompany with the gradually grown "localist" sense of Taiwanese is analyzed. Fourthly, in Japanese identity was built up during the same period. Fifthly, in the recent 50 some years, two sub-periods are delineated. In the earlier ages, Chinese identity was emphasized to eliminate the sense of Japanized subject. The sense of Taiwanese was gradually cultivated synchronously. In the last section, the author suggests that the ideological management functions of civic education should be carefully manipulated. The author also reminds that sense of "Taiwanese" should not be brought into narrowly developed regionalism and separationism.