Ching-Yauan Huang was an important poet of the Taiwan’s local history during the Japanese-occupied Period (1895-1945). He went back to his hometown to offer sacrifice to his ancestry in Zhangzhou in 1925, and then was traveling in Zhangzhou, Quanzhou, Chaozhou and Shanzhou. He wrote an anthology about Fukien and Kwangtung and gave it a name ”Min Yue Yin Cao" to make a record of what he saw and heard when he came back to Taiwan. The anthology includes 25 articles and 26 poems. The content includes the author’s traveling records, the praises of history and his reflections and so on. The poet marks the route to return to his hometown by the poems as a guide for his descendents to seek out their roots in the future. He recorded his experiences about unsophisticated folk customs and expressed himself with the inspiration of the refreshing breeze and a sea of clouds. He conveyed his ideal and feeling by commemorating the deceased sages to allegorize those nowadays. He wrote a lot of current affairs and pointed out the rise and fall of our country. At the same time, the words were full of strong emotions such as love, hatred, praise and deprecation and exhibited his hope, sadness, grief and indignation. The masterpiece implies other meanings which are full of sublime personal integrity able to awaken the consciousness of our nation and our nostalgia.