Teaching is including the caring. However, when caring which is regarded as emotional labor works is covered by the gendered meaning of femininity, the practices of the caring of feminist teachers is focused and concerned. This study uses narrative research to explore how seven university feminist teachers make sense of caring in their work and feminist teaching. What are the influenced factors to their actions of caring? How do they deal with the potential conflict between feminist caring and authority? Finally, through the narrative reflection of the seven teacher experiences, this study provides strategies for implications of the caring of feminist teaching.