Based on the interview records, this paper analyzes and interprets the experiences of social adaptation and identity struggle of 11 Mainland Chinese brides in the Great Kaohsiung. It concludes that the interviewed Mainland Chinese brides have adopted various strategies to construct their self-images: to emphasize their similarities to local female citizens on the one hand and to belittle the foreign brides from Southeast Asia and prostitutes from the Chinese mainland on the other hand. Mainland Chinese brides usually use accommodative strategies to reduce all the possible negative effects of their unique status on their lives. Since Mainland Chinese brides spread out in the Great Kaohsiung Area, they have formed a powerful group to advance their interests. Self impression management is a most widely adopted strategy for social acceptance.