This essay illustrates the speciality of east Taiwan in issues like ethnic group, society, history and culture with the case study of native east Taiwan writers' local writing. Through these writers' works, we see an object of reflection in local people's lives and their living, i.e. the significance of a region as a field of living and a touchstone of ethnic-group justice. The local nature in native writers' writing reflects their cultural viewpoint originated from the high mountains and big oceans where they live: recurring back to the original state when nature and man are integrated, bringing forth both the freshness and naturalness of folk songs and dances as well as the historical imprint of ethnic groups' coexistence. This essay expects to interpret the geographical situation of east Taiwan into the aesthetic experience and cultural creation in a native place of good scenery and sunrise by analysing native writers' writings.