The ""Sunshine Collection"" Poetry Society, which publishes ""Sunshine Collection,"" was once positioned as a street movement for modern poetry, or could symbolically be called a street movement for Taiwanese literature. Since 1982, ""Sunshine Collection"" has been allied with the Philippine ""Cultivation Garden, ""the first poetry society in Taiwan to officially ally with overseas literary societies. The Sunshine Collection has published 13 issues in total, and there are six consecutive ""Philippine Sinophone Poetry Exhibitions,"" which were unique in Taiwan’s modern poetry magazines before the lifting of martial law.The Sinophone literature in Taiwanese literature once had a close relationship with Philippine Sinophone literature, and it is another clue for development that resonates with the world. Further organizing the works of the Sunshine Collection and the Philippine Sinophone Poetry Exhibition, we can find that some of these poems tend to ""return to reality"" in line with Taiwan’s literary trend and show the themes and terms of the Philippines’ local characteristics, which are different from the mainstream subjects of Taiwanese literature at that time. This paper explores Taiwanese literature in the international Sinophone literature and considers its two-way perspective and practice a classic example.