This study discusses the history of family relations of Marriage Immigrants, understands the pattern of family ties before the new resident female do not marry in, and how the family relationship changes after the female marry in the family, and figures out the factors to affect family relationships. Through Narrative Study, family members talk about their stories in this family. The study interviews family members in three Marriage Immigrants, including new resident female, the husband, and the largest child. The study found that stereotypes and stigmatization can be ruled out through interactions among family members, and that language is the important factors affecting the family relations of Marriage Immigrants. It also finds the importance of significant others in Marriage Immigrants , and family members’ support for new resident female will affect family relationships.