Many Taiwanese students chose to study in the mainland and abroad around the Great Revolution period. That fighting for the national reunification was the reason why they dedicated themselves to the revolutionary affairs of both the Taiwan region and the mainland. While establishing revolutionary groups, some of them published their translated literature, and the revolutionary qualities were epitomized by Zhang Wojun, Li Wanju, and Zhang Xiuzhe. Their translated works, which were concentrated on the theme of love and marriage, contained revolutionary consciousness, or the left-wing ideas, as the translators held different opinions of China’s revolution status, which gave their translated works tensions of revolutionary thoughts different from proletarian literature. The translated literature of Taiwanese students mentioned above enriched Chinese revolutionary literature from various aspects, such as literature resources abroad, themes, revolutionary thoughts, and practices. Therefore, the Taiwan Path is an important part of Chinese revolutionary literature.