Dialect pronoun is a minority in the closed part of speech, so it doesn't take too long to describe all the dialects. Why is there still so many differences between dialects? We hope to look at the interesting pronouns from different perspectives. This article is about the manifestation of Southern Min Dialect Pronoun, and try to explore the formation, semantics and pragmatics of Kinmen dialect. We focus on the materials in region of Southern Fukien(southern east province of China), such as Quanzhou, Tongan, Xiamen and Kinmen. Similarities and differences of dialects are elaborated while origins and evolvements of dialects are investigated as much as possible. In the final chapter of this dissertation, we propose some features of Southern Min Dialect as a closed part of speech. Some parts of this study are quoted from "The Research in Grammar of Southern Min Dialect (Li, 2007)", "Place-deixis in the Qionglin Dialect" (Liu, 2005), and many thanks to the authors.