Li Ang, a writer skilled in writing gender war and political debates, demonstrated and expressed regionalism in the series of ”The Ghost Town of Lukang” by using the landscapes of her hometown Lukang in her early days. In recent years, she has written ”Visible Ghosts,” the legends about many female ghosts across Taiwan. Such mysterious local writings integrated with Gods, demons, passion, desire, human nature, and sarcasm not only make the original landscapes and customs of Lukang in the history of Taiwan become a visible device of social reality but also construct a way to observe the local world from her perspective.The essay is concerned about exploring the breadth and meaning of Lukang in Li Ang's novels, especially the practice about the difference in regionalism writing which expressed by Li Ang, though they are planted in material space of life experience and reappeared in imaginary space of mental, they run off from the Lukang's regionalism made up of reality and imaginary which simply mix, and expose the connection with Lukang's space. But it is absolutely not a real fictitous space.