This study centers on currere curricular theory. It explores the effects of autobiographic inquiry on teachers' teaching and understanding of curriculum. The investigator, an upper-grade teacher, constructed the curriculum story with her students for eighteen months. The research selected several classes related to self-identity development as examples. The researcher adopted autoethnography to criticise social awareness, curriculum policy, teaching materials and methods by self-reflecting on life experiences and situations. The aims of the study are to reconceptualise curriculum, to establish a personal pedagogy, to seek changes in society, and to invite readers to reflect and understand the curriculum.