This paper focuses on how Wen-Yu Chiang's concrete poetry writing embodies her to expose the female "voices" in Taiwan society. Wen-Yu Chiang, a Taiwanese female poet, started to write concrete poetry since the mid of 1990's. Chiang's concrete poetry writing style is different from the purely playful poems writing strategy. Her experiments with concrete poetry covered several aspects, including the arrangement of linguistic elements like letter arrangements as well as shaped poetry writing to enhance the meaning of her works. Thus, the typographical effect of Chiang's concrete poetry is more important in conveying meaning than verbal significance. Interestingly, as she claimed herself as a feminist, her concrete poetry writing displays the link of relationships between Taiwanese feminism and the cultural and social politics in Taiwan society. Chiang's concrete poetry which is treated as a medium for carrying out female issues indicates how women ought to be in dialogue with inner-self and external patriarchal society. For the further discussion, this paper intends to discover how Chiang's concrete poems which were published in Men's Nipples and Grandma's Cuisine, reveal the micro-history as well as women daily voices in Taiwan