This paper aims to explore the subjectivity of local heterogeneous actors in the community from the perspective of alienation arising from community development and the disputes over local authenticity and uniqueness. In terms of research structure, the author mainly uses the Fudo theory of Japanese philosopher Tsuji Tetsuro as an analytical approach, trying to put Fudo in the context of community and local discussion, and explore the relationship between human existence and Fudo. The Fudo theory holds that the social existence of human beings is restricted by time and space, and the behavior pattern of human beings is also generated in the concrete negotiation with Fudo. This paper further explores the theory and basis for the elaboration of Fudo. Finally, this paper puts forward the reflection of community determinism, and puts forward the reflexive dialectic of alienation and authenticity of community development through the discussion of local conditions. Breaking away from local cultural prejudice and symbol construction, highlighting local uniqueness, it emphasizes personal subjectivity and wholeness and pays more attention to the observation of local social and cultural changes, so as to gradually accumulate and form an energy of discussion as a supplementary approach to the epistemology of local studies.