In this study, fixed effect model and dynamic panel GMM were used to estimate the effect of bilateral real exchange rate on Taiwan’s trade flows to China. The data of 64 export items and 41 import items used in this study was collected from the Ministry of Finance trade statistics during 2006 to 2014. With regard to exports, exchange rate shows positive and significant relationship, meaning that the increase in previous period exchange rate (NT depreciates against RMB) leads to an increase in current period exports. Additionally, China’s industrial production index has no significant effect on Taiwan’s exports. As for imports, results show significant negative relationship with exchange rate, as in the increase in previous period exchange rate will leads to the decrease in current period import. Taiwan’s industrial production index also shows positive significant relationship with imports, hence the increase in production index will leads to the increase in imports from China.