Liu Ka-shiang is definitely the one you need to know if you want to understand the current development of nature writings in Taiwan. Not simply a pioneer, he writes continuously throughout all these years, seeking innovation and change. Among his various works, ”animal fiction” is a category that is noteworthy. From 1991 to 2008, Liu published four animal fictions, including A Story of a Wind Bird (1991), A Story of a Humpback Whale (1993), Hill of Stray Dogs (2007) and The Albatross Forever (2008). This paper will discuss how Liu modifies his narrative point of view throughout these fictions and how his understanding of the interaction between animal and human being has been changed. By doing so, we will be able to grasp the characteristics of his animal fictions as well as his view on creative writing. Furthermore, an investigation of Liu's animal fictions may help us think about how people build up their imagination towards animals and how different viewpoints affect people's way of treating animals and their attitude towards nature.