This research deals with the gender conciousness revealed from the works of Wu Zao, a female poet in the Ching dynasty. Most of Wu's works delivered her feeling of sorrow, which is firstly investigated. The finding is that the awakening gender consciousness is one of the major driving forces, which cause Wu's works filled up with tangled sorrow. Secondly, three gender issues that frequently argued in Wu's works have been discussed as following: 1. The awareness of the difference between male and female social characters. 2. The introspection to the female's talent and morality. 3. The hope to surpass the boundary of gender. Wu Zao grew up in the conservative Ching dynasty in which female's education was restricted to the traditional ethic; this eventually made her feel hopeless to breakup the conservative social ethic. From the viewpoint of history, however, Wu Zao certainly played a critical role a linkage in the historical chain of awakening gender consciousness.