The purpose of this study is to understand the relationship between emotional labor, emotional intelligence, and job satisfaction for kindergarten teachers, and use different background variables to explore the differences of kindergarten teachers in emotional labor, emotional intelligence, and job satisfaction.This study used quantitative methods through survey investigation, using 240 kindergarten teachers in Taichung City as the research subjects. The research tool is the “job attitudes and job satisfaction survey.” The main findings of this study are as follows: 1. The emotional labor, emotional intelligence, and job satisfaction of kindergarten teachers are high for the mid range. 2. The emotional labor of kindergarten teachers has some differences due to background variables such as age, marital status, number of years worked, and status; the background variable of academic experience does not show significant difference. 3. The emotional intelligence of kindergarten teachers has some differences due to background variables such as age, marital status, number of years worked, and status; the background variable of academic experience does not show significant difference. 4. The job satisfaction of kindergarten teachers has some differences due to background variables such as age, marital status, and number of years worked; the background variables of academic experience and status does not show significant difference. 5. For kindergarten teachers, there is a positive correlation between emotional labor and emotional intelligence; higher the emotional labor, higher the emotional intelligence. 6. For kindergarten teachers, there is a positive correlation between emotional labor and job satisfaction; higher the emotional labor, higher the job satisfaction. 7. For kindergarten teachers, there is a positive correlation between emotional intelligence and job satisfaction; higher the emotional intelligence, higher the job satisfaction.