英文摘要:The subjects of this research are the registered urban aboriginal people in Tainan County. Their adjustments after migration are studied. In this research, the County is categorized into two sectors, the urbanized sector and the non-urbanized sector. Adjustments in these two sectors are studied and compared. The sampling population of questionnaire is the registered urban aboriginal people in Tainan County. One household is one unit. One person (priority is given to household head) is sampled per each unit. There are total 220 valid questionnaires. The results obtained from SPSS For Windows 10.0 are as follow: 1.Taiwan is experiencing economic recession. Urban aboriginal people are also suffered from unemployment. The unemployment rate of urban aboriginal people in Tainan County has reached as high as 4.5%. Urban aboriginal women are among those who suffer most and are always the most susceptible group to lose job. 2.Most urban aboriginal people are engaged in those non-skillful labors with lower status and income, such as manufacturing, construction and transportation. Underpayment, unsecured working opportunity and long working hour contribute to an intense urge for changing jobs. 3.Most urban aboriginal households in Tainan County are equipped with basic home appliances. However, to achieve this basic living standard they are mostly indebted since their income lags far behind Han people. Although their lives seem to be modern and well-off, they are in fact live under continuous economic pressure. 4.In order to get rid of their minority status in economic, social, cultural and political aspects, urban aboriginal people are eager to improve the education of their next generation with the hope to improve their future life. However, live under the competitive atmosphere of urban schools, the second generation of urban aboriginal people are distant from their home cultures for they have limited chance to access to their own cultures. Hence, there is a crisis of cultural inheritance of aboriginal traditions. 5.Most urban aboriginal people in Tainan County live in Han-majority neighborhoods. They settle in those neighborhoods because they bought house in those regions or they want to live near working places. 6.Urban aboriginal people in Tainan County maintain close ties with their home villages and relatives in the same city. They are less active in approaching Han people. They are mainly active in working places and the neighborhoods where they live. Hence, most of their new urban friends are either from their works or neighborhoods. 7.Although most urban aboriginal people find city life in Tainan and life with Han people quite satisfactory, racial boundary is still felt and also it seems very difficult for them to get recognition. 8.The cultural adjustments of urban aboriginal people in urbanized and non-urbanized sectors do not show significant difference, except the frequencies of home visit trip.