The objective of this study was to explore the relationship between the perceived teachers' creative-thinking teaching, resilience and learning adjustment among cadets. Based on the concept of resilience with perceived teachers' creative-thinking teaching as the external protective factor and resilience as that of an internal, the researcher explored the effects the two interweaving factors have on learning adjustment. The subjects of this study were made up of 260 cadets, and the research employed questionnaires. Research results demonstrated that: (1). there is a positive relationship between the perceived teachers' creative-thinking teaching and learning adjustment; (2). there exists a positive relationship between resilience and learning adjustment; (3). resilience has no moderating effects on the relationship between the perceived teachers' creative-thinking teaching and learning adjustment; and (4). the perceived teachers' creative-thinking teaching and resilience have joint predicative effects on learning adjustment.