Two cultivars of Pak Choi (Brassica campestris L. var. chinensis) were used to study the physiology of the vegetable cultured in solution with supraoptimal temperatures. B.00049 from AVRDC and TVI4510 from TARI were treated in different root temperature inclued 25℃, 30℃, and 35℃ two weeks.The result showed that the effects of high root temperature on shoot physiology were: increasing peroxidase activity, and increasing MDA content, the free amino acid content and soluble protein content were also changed with increasing temperature. These changes indicate that the high root temperature may induce the senescence process of the shoot. Although the mineral elements content in the shoot was changed by the raising temperature, but both leaf water potential and stomata conductivity were not changed.