After the Linshunagwen incident, the Qing government set up farmlands for the guarding aborigines. One of which is at Qingshuigou Stream lower reach in Luku. Those illegal cultivaters previously had to pay taxes to the guarding aborigines. The government set up a notice of the farmland surrounding boarders sculptured on a stone, which is an important historic evidence of the ethnic boundary and Policies transforming during Qing decade. In consequence of the environmental specialties, the policies and the historic incidents, the land at Qingshuigou Stream lower reach were divided into four patterns of taxes rights-the Han landlord’s taxes, the guarding aborigines’ taxes, the shuishalian tribal male’s provision-taxes and the expense-taxes of Kaizhangshegwang temple in Sheliao. These are three nature-villages of which characters such as political area divisions, settlements, groups and religions are relative to the reclaiming factors. Describing and interpreting the variable characters is the core of contemporary regional geography studying, and this case reminds us that the studying in Taiwan faces complex diversity of regional characters. Therefore even a small scale area may exist differentiations inside. Analyzing and separating the interactive contexts of people with land, people each other in someplace during the long resident process seems to be a approach of dividing meaningful human regions and manifesting those regional characters. This case also reminds us that regional geographic studies are founded on existed areal differentiations, but not on some kinds of regional types.