The hierarchy of values is a desirable mode of behaviors and state of being, a persistent organization based on the order of its relative necessities. The so-called mode of behaviors and state of being should include some kind of ideal state that is desired and expected to be realized. Therefore, the hierarchy of values can be seen in two ways. First, the hierarchy of values has an idealistic dimension. Since values always contain the elements of probability, in traditional Chinese culture and its contemporary changes, the hierarchy of values has both the idealistic and probable dimensions, which can be presented by philosophical and humanistic methodologies. Second, the hierarchy of values has the positive dimension and also expresses the actuality of individuals' goals, which must be expressed by positive methods. The writer is unable to retrospectively study the hierarchy of values in traditional Chinese culture and its changes since 1911, he can only reconstruct it with history and the interpretation of literature. A discourse on the values of People's Republic of China since 1949, owing to the limited conditions, is beyond the writer's capability, and hopefully the scholars in there can work on it. Regarding the values in Taiwan nowadays, this essay has produced and shown some positive results.