This essay takes Jun Daiying, a new intellectual youth who strove hard to realize new culture, as an example, analyzing the relationship between his reading of Ladies' Journal and the ideals of family life. This paper uses reading and gender studies as an analytical tool, focusing on two things: 1) analyzing this journal's gender issues from the perspective of gender differences, this paper attempts to understand Jun Daiying's special representative meaning among different groups of readers. Furthermore, this paper explores Jun Daiying's experience as a writer who submitted his articles journals and magazines, analyzing the differences between articles he wrote for different magazines, and those he wrote for the Ladies Journal. Secondly, this paper uses his diaries as material for understanding his reading life, to explore how he interpreted and used the Ladies Journal to create his ideal family life. His diaries are also used to understand how his life reflects the family life, and the ideals and hopes of the youth of the early republican era.