This article interprets how the Legend Lin Dance Theatre creates a new aesthetics of ritual theatre in contemporary art history of Taiwan. The article contains two parts. The first part describes the mainstream of contemporary Taiwanese art since late 1980s, including the labyrinth of subjectivity, the totalized chaos and the ambiguities of Montage, the liberation and anxiety of Taiwanization, and the illusion of “the oriental body”. The second part explains how Legend Lin creates a new aesthetics different from the mainstream by the following aspects: emptiness without emptiness, totalization and “once again”, incarnation and contemplation, and commitment and nirvana.