Chiang Kang-hu established three girls’ schools in late Ching Dynasty, and the first political party named in a political party in China after the Revolution of 1911. However, the researches on Ching Kang-hu were long overlooked, and there is no specific discussion on his “Tai You Chui Chih”. In 1934, Chiang visited Taiwan for the given reason of visiting the homeland, not invited by the Governor-General of Taiwan. Chiang was impressed by the advancement in education of Taiwanese women under Japanese Occupation, as facilities. Chiang did not support any conducts are form the affinity with the Japanese, and criticized the enforcement by Japanese on prohibiting the Chinese in Taiwan from learning Mandarin. The New Literature Movement in the Japanese Occupation Period was an important segment of the social movement. The controversy over the literary Chinese and vernacular Chinese triggered by Chiang’s tour in Taiwan was not only the controversy of literature rules but also accentuated the concern of Taiwanese young adults over their cutlrue. Promoting vernacular Chinese, preserving literary Chinese , developing Taiwanese, or teaching Roman characters in the era of Japanese were certainly difficult. Chiang empathized the Taiwanese intellectuals living under the ruling of a different race, and wrote down the agony of his own life experience. It was the sorrow of Chiang, also the time being.