This research will be based on the Shih-Wei-Chiang Village in Kung-Kuan, Miao-Li. The spatiality and lifeworld construction of the Shih-Wei-Chiang Village as a Hakka settlement are discussed through the relationship among people, activities, meanings, space and the interaction with places. The opening-up and development of the Shih-Wei-Chiang Village are concerned with the building of the village and the setting of its narrow pass. As to the cultural congregation, the village is a special dwelling space, in which various volumes of places are included with unique sense of meanings.
