In recent years, modern marine literature has been paid more and more attention in Taiwan, and many writers have been devoting themselves to the creation of this theme, resulting in many related works. Ocean writing has always been the most proficient field of male, and most of the works show the bravery and fear when the writers are facing the sea. In this paper, the marine writings of the two Taiwanese women writers, i.e., Jian, Zhen and Tsai, Su-Fen, will be discussed. First of all, we will be attentive to and look at the unique view as well as the themes selected by women writers when they are facing the "ocean" and creating their works. Secondly, we explore the position of "ocean" in women's writing strategies and their symbolic as well as metaphorical roles. Finally, based on the observations on the "marine" consciousness and narration in the works of women writers, we then discuss the similarities and differences in the works given by writers with different gender when they are sketching the ocean images. With the above research steps, hope that we can have a detailed picture on the diversity of Taiwan's modern marine literature, and to pursuit the meaning and value of marine theme in the female writing from the perspective of gender research.