This article aims to scrutinize the aesthetic questions in the research context of Neo-Scholastic philosophy in Taiwan. On the one hand, it will investigate Taiwan scholars' understanding and researches about how Catholic scholars have explicated through different approaches the modern or post-modern issues about the arts and aesthetics in the Thomist philosophical tradition ever since the twentieth century. On the other hand, it will state the discussions and publications by the Catholic scholars in Taiwan on the topic s of arts and aesthetics in contemporary culture, with Lo Kuang, CHAO Va-Po and LI Chen as the representatives. It will point out that the study of the aesthetics in Taiwan Neo-Scholasticism is unique in its meaning and contribution as the philosophical circle in Taiwan has always been oriented toward positivism and science rather than art s and aesthetics. Besides, the discussion s on poetic creation, the aesthetic problems of images, the beauty and ugliness of arts and the aesthetic issues of life philosophy in Taiwan Neo-Scholasticism refer to the aesthetic turn in contemporary philosophy.