Oriental pear was treated with 0.5% of hydrogen cyanamide during August and September to enhance bud emergence. One month after treatment, the buds underwent flower initiation when the leaves matured. In January of the following year, the flower formation was completed, the percentage of flower buds could reached at 18.6% to 53.6% in various variety. These flower buds appeared uniform emergence when trees were treated with 2% hydrogen cyanamide. This cultural practices designated as 'Twice Bud-forcing Culture' This method could solve the problem of bud dying and abnormal fruit shape to ensure the production of oriental pears at lowland areas in Taiwan. And, this cultural practice may replace the high labor and high cost 'Top-grafting method' in the near future.