Just before entering “subjectification and representation,” when subaltern confronts another subaltern other than himself, Subaltern defines himself as a servant in order to overcome the emergency situation he is facing as a servant rather than a hopeful and future “subjectification and representation.” This is typically suggested by the relationship between Okinawa and colonial Taiwan, which will be discussed in the text. What’s more complicated, however, is that for Taiwan, the Ryukyu (Okinawa) could be the ruling class. The situation is not simple This paper is an attempt to understand the interrelationship between Ryukyu (Okinawa) and Taiwan, which is derived from its complexity and difficulty, from the perspective of subaltern and the second subaltern. Furthermore, I would like to clarify how to overcome a common subaltern position.