Human's subjectivity could be showed forth on their body which as a field for forming their diverse identities. The 1950s was a precarious era that KMT government executed thoroughly the policy of "anti-communism and anti-Russia" in Taiwan of the Republic Free China. In such an era, Pih-Tau Female Basketball Team, a private non-governmental team, was organized and held a strong influence and reign in Taiwan basketball history over those ten years. By the methods of oral history and historical researches, this paper aims to explore the bodies of female athletes and the historical meaning of Pih-Tau Team in the period of martial law, including the whys and hows of its become, and then to expound importance of the micro-body. The materials of 11 informants' oral texts, photos, diary and publication, and historical literature were interpreted based on Geertz's deep description theory. The findings showed that Phi-Tau teammates identified themselves as a "multi-individual" whose consciousness and duty of role play on the court, family life and workplace overtopped the controlled pattern of gender, class, ethnic group, and politic. And this represented on its chivalry body subjectivity to promise its national identity, on its spiritual body subjectivity to practice group identity, and on its different body subjectivity to look after self-identity.