As a significant newspaper in Taiwan, United Daily News shows as a good model for the public press on both literature production and issue elaboration. In this sense, since most female writers rising from its Literary Awards in 80's and 90's, United Daily News is generally acknowledged as the crucial role which promotes the renaissance of the Taiwan female fiction-writing. Therefore, based on both the effort and the effect of Literary Award, this paper would approach the prizewinning works, including Yuan Qion-Qiong's ”A Place of One's Own”, Tsao Li-Chuan's ”The Dance of the Virgin”, and Chang Ying-Tai's ”Romance in Tibet”. These stories sketch varied female fleeing and writing spectrums counterpartially while the three writers respectively flee from their conditioned family, gender, and identity, which also stands for three dimensions of the female fleeing. According to this observation, an issue of women fleeing not only turns into an essential subject in fictions but exemplifies itself as the self-effect towards both literature and writing. So this paper would focus on the female characters in these specific fictions which cross 20 years of prizewinning works, firstly pondering on how to flee from different conditions, dissecting and demonstrating the complex between fleeing and returning of women, and finally proving whether women shall return and how to.