The aims of the present study were to examine the level of adolescent stress resistance as well as relationships among adolescent personality traits, perceptions of parents’ parenting practices and stress resistance. The subjects of the present study were 395 students in junior high schools. The instruments included “Adolescent Personality Scale”, “Parenting Practice Scale”, and “Stress Resistance Scale”. The results showed, first of all, the present sample of adolescents showed moderate level of stress resistance. Secondly, male adolescents showed higher level of stress resistance than female adolescents. Thirdly, there were significant associations between adolescent personality traits of extraversion- agreeableness, conscientiousness, openness to experience and neuroticism and stress resistance. Finally, there was significant association between adolescent perception of maternal parenting practice of caring and autonomy granted and stress resistance. The present study might improve our understanding for adolescent stress resistance.