In this study, interviews were applied to three teachers in order to understand the process of early childhood teaching with inclusive education. The results showed that practicing inclusive education was a process of pursuing equal education. The interviewees worked hard to treat all the students equally, but they had different interpretations of equality. They presented three different facers of inclusive education: education professional, problem-solving, and child-centered. The results also suggested that if the school culture emphasized in promoting inclusive spirit and implementing a flexible curriculum and instruction, teachers could receive more supports in conducting inclusive education.