All the UN conventions on human rights have mentioned the concept of dignity of human person. In Taiwan, the Grand Justice Counsel usually interprets the Constitution of the ROC by the Section 6 of Article 10 with the same way as the UN; that is, dignity of human right is not one of human rights provisions of constitution but the basic principle of them. We can say that one person is a free subject of his will, and not an object dominated by others. Immanuel Kant a philosopher emphasized that this person is a self-legitimator, and is not disciplined by the rule of the nature. If we trace back to the oriental idea, the concept of "person" was seen in the ancient culture of Greco-Roman and Christianity. In ancient Greek, philosophers Plato or Aristotle usually mentioned about "person"; in the Roman Law. A person is the subject of legal system, an operational one in the legal processes. By contrast, the Christianity absorbed Greco-Roman's idea of ancient culture and transformed it into his own style. So, a person (an individual existence) is not and should not be a mask; otherwise, a person cannot be a free person. With the free will, persons form a communion since person dignity does not exist without a communion. Nowadays, people are self-center, yet they also feel isolated, depressed, and lonely. The concept of person in Christianity gives a direction to modern people to step out of their dilemma by actively taking up their responsibility. Emmanuel Levinas's the Other and Martin Buber's Thou-I concept share similar inspiration.