Grade 1-9 Curricula (G1-9C), as a milestone in the curriculum reform history in Taiwan, imply rich significance from the perspectives of politics of curriculum and ethics. This paper takes the important issues as the foci of analysis. The important issues include information education, environment education, gender equality education, human rights education, career development education, home economics education and marine education. There might have been many various reasons for and against the inclusion of these issues into the national curriculum. What interests the author is the legitimacy grounding the inclusion of the important issues into the formal curriculum: whether the reasons supporting the important issues as parts of the G1-9 CG are appropriate or convincing or not. The criteria of legitimacy here are defined as including the uniqueness of knowledge and worthwhileness of value implied in these issues. This paper will show that the issues do not satisfy these two criteria. The result reveals that the political consideration plays a crucial role in the process of legitimation of curriculum-making. This paper finally concludes with the anticipation that all educational researchers and practitioners take on responsibility of intellectuals, striving for justice during the on-going process of curricular reform.