Due to the constant changes of political environment and more accessibility to archives, the study of Chiang Kaishek has been changing from “adventure learning” to “noted school of thought,” and Chiang Kaishek’s political and public life has become topical issues for research. However, Chiang Kaishek’s daily life is also an important part of his life. His daily life involves many aspects, such as reading and writing, which cultivate his morality through years of writing practice and reflection; keeping regular hours and dieting, which leads to an orderly and thrift life; body building through physical exercise, which keep him fit with multiple approaches; recreation and traveling, which builds his character and contributes to his peace and ease of mind; and inner meditation and retreat, which nourishes his body and mind. Varying in many dimensions these aspects of Chiang Kaishek’s daily life were enduring, involving morality cultivation and health preservation, which played a vital role in the making of his thoughts and character, as well as the development of his subsequent career. A review of Chiang Kaishek’s “private domain” in daily life is of special reference to observing Chiang Kaishek’s “other historical aspect,” and to a comprehensive understanding and evaluation of Chiang Kaishek.