In the history of local Taiwan cultural creation, the former ruling party Kuomintang strategically utilized Zhong Huá Wén Huà as an effective governing instrument, and therefore raising the cultural, social and political confrontation. 1980s, Taiwanese localization movement became a widespread political anti-ruling movement to deconstruct the legitimacy of Zhong Huá Wén Huà. Taiwan Wén Huà was elaborated as the “mainstream” local culture during Minjindang era from 2000- 2007. In 2008, presidential candidate of Kuomintang, an adherent of Zhong Huá Wén Hu, Mr. Ma Ying Jiu won the presidential election. Nowadays, Taiwan local culture, a mixture of various cultural elements of ethnic groups, successfully integrates Zhong Huá Wén Hu, Taiwan Wén Huà, New Immigrant as well as American-Japan subculture. This essay finally describes the pluralistic and rich component of Taiwan local culture from three aspects of grass-root civil society, i.e., local festival culture, community empowerment movement, and local cultural-creative industry.