Taiwan is an immigrant society, and the family stories of its members often hide the movements and turbulence of their life. By analyzing the family stories of different members of society, it is helpful to understand the formation and turning of their identity and local sense. This paper uses the concept of "mediated memory" to analyzes the third generation of Han family narratives in Taiwan include Lin Baobao's Citong-Zuihou-De-Wangzu and Qu Xiaowei's Liou-Wei-Xing. What is the impact and significance of image and travel on their family story?