A general conception accepted by recent researches and written histories is that events cause the history. But is also makes sense that most historical facts or events are not history but just the material sources without analyzing and interpretation. This paper hopes to deal with a history encompassed by the reception and revolution, a twin significance of view-point of the historical hermeneutic, from the Hakka Tea-picking Opera in Taiwan. As a popular commonsense, the Tea-picking Opera was the most representative symbol of the performing arts among the Hakka traditional culture. Bur in fact, it were completely a complex idea, and it was survived lively in scholar references by arguments at recent decades. Therefore we had to consider the revolution, in Hakka Tea-picking Opera's history, was a kind of spirit based on the foundation of it's performing and invention tradition. But equal importance was, how did we sense the necessity of the reception sustaining, in which evolutional history, in mind of many Tea-picking Opera's performers and inventors? Then by observations, we also noticed a kind of authentic performance, the re-discovery of the Three-characters Tea-peaking Opera, as an original branch of Tea-picking Opera history, had becoming a movement and it had also accompanied an aesthetical notion of historical authenticity at late 20th century. The historical authenticity in the Three-characters Tea-picking Opera was not return to its original mode for justification but toward a new goal, or an ideal.