Pearl S. Buck is the first woman who wins the Nobel Prize in Literature for her devotion to the communication between China and the world outside. Being a female writer, she expresses her great concern for women’s life. She is the first to translate the Chinese classics Shui Hu Zhuan into English with the expectation to give a real description about China, which is incredibly popular in American society. With the wakening-up of the women’s movement in the west, more and more women writers began to concentrate on a historic project—letting women be heard, women realize that they should not be silent and invisible as they reinterpret the source text into another language. Pearl S. Buck is no exception; in this thesis the strategies of her feminist translation will be illustrated in detail.