Meng Yao (孟瑤, whose real name is Yang Zongzhen 揚宗珍, 1919-2000) is a well-known novelist. However, there are other literary performances worth discussing. Especially Meng Yao's "feminist prose" ("Frailty, your name is woman? "〈弱者,你的名字 是女人?〉and Letters to the girls《給女孩子的信》) and "Meng Yao's three historical works' (孟瑤三史)("History of Chinese Opera" (《中國戲曲史》), "History of Chinese Fiction" (《中國小說史》) and "History of Chinese Literature" (《中國文學史》). The intended readerships of these two categories are students and general readers, which means Meng Yao's self-identity is as a female writer. But her image is more like that of a female teacher or scholar, and it seems to be different compared to her identity of a productive novelist.Therefore, this thesis wants to use these two categories, to understand whether the novels justify Meng Yao's image of female teacher or / scholar, and then construct Meng Yao's knowledgeable image of a "female intellectual".First, the essay discusses that in Meng Yao's "feminist prose" series, she not only voices her own concerns, but also the concerns of numerous women. The intellectual style and the significance to educate the readers are quite clear in the text. Second, the essay deals with the meaning of " Meng Yao's three historical works"(孟瑤三史). The works established Meng Yao's dimension of an academic self, and it also inspired numerous students and general readers from the popularized textbooks. Finally, the essay concludes that through Meng Yao's female/ academic self-representation / identity in the text of two categories, clearly she's more oriented toward female teacher / scholar. In modern literature, Meng Yao's identity is mostly discussed as a novelist, it seems to imply her self-identity tends toward the literary / authoress side. Her image of female teacher / scholar in the two categories has merely been mentioned. In addition, the reality decreasing popularity of Meng Yao's works, seems to be associated with the fact that her writing tends to a female teacher / scholar self-image.To sum up, Meng Yao was a vivid female intellectual in the 1950's and 1970's in the female writers' literary and academic circles.