This paper identifies four key modes of the protesting body during the process of the “Incident of the Protest from March 20 to May 20, 2004” immediately after the campaign of the Election for the 11th-term President and Vice-President of the Republic of China in Taiwan. The modes of the protesting body in this incident are: the “mode of the body escaping from the disciplines of the State”, the “mode of the body in the state of carnival-like heteroglossia”, the “mode of the body in the state of Father- role-playing”, and the “inflexible and demanding mode of the body”. My objective is twofold. First, I intend to present an analysis which can be read as a historical memorandum of the incident. During the incident, there were at least 500,000 Taiwanese people who had protested actively in front of the Presidential Palace of the Republic of China to react against the political influences of the ruling Democratic Progressive Party’s dogmatic and nationalist identifictory politics and its relevant practices surrounding the construction of Taiwanese subjectivity. During the incident, the momentum of the protest was constrained within the national symbolic orders and nationalist ideologies and was finally eliminated by the national disciplinary power. Second, by identifying the four modes of the protesting body in the incident, this paper encourages the emergence of multiple modes of the body mobilized by the active forces from the state of the “a-statist despositif of the body” in the future whenever the protest aims at pursuing happiness and radical democracy for the people.