This essay explores how United Daily News and Liberty Times constructed Mei Chin Chou's images by categorization identity during the 2008 Taiwan presidential campaign. The result indicates that identities are bounded with different activities to create the context of meanings and to construct images by the media reports from the perspectives of gender, vocation, morality, and nationality. These reports also reflect the social discursive logic about categorization knowledge. Through the analysis of the reports, the author finds that there are diverse discourses about female gender roles, a great discontent with privileges, and a high standard of expectations and requirements for politicians' moral and nationality identity in Taiwan society.