My proposal is trying to sort out the Taiwan literature of Ching dynasty on aboriginal pepo tribes ballads and make a multi-faced interpretation of its text. I put them into three parts: Huang shwu jinng’s 34 ballads in “aboriginal custom six origins”, Pazehs’ “sym-clan-classified ballads” and “initial-breeding-humankind ballads”, Babuza’s “Babuza ballads”. They were the only sound for the aboriginal then and there. At the beginning they were mostly to be written up, but nevertheless, they might tend towards subjectivity consciousness under the proceeding of Sinicism. The ballads began to be written in the style of their own and a clan-culture began to be built up, too. All of the writing were concerned with history, religion, culture, living, arts and sentiment etc. and of great significance to exploration. For writing’s being primitive and plain, then it might be called “pre-poetry era”. The path of development of these writings may contrast clearly with the “Book of Odes” and “Chu Lyrics”, further, they might become a counter-witness and counter-reflection each other. There was some particular worth in literature. My proposal will make a thorough study of it, being eager to get a far accurate interpretation on the manuscripts we forgot.