The significant contribution she made for Taiwan's women's liberation movement sowed the seeds of feminism in Taiwan. The movement did not stop during her imprisonment. Awakening, the first women's liberation organization, was founded by her followers in 1982. Until now, Awakening played a very important role in Taiwan's women's liberation movement. Influenced by western thought, Lu consciously adjusted feminist concepts to become localized right at the beginning.
Woman is the subject, who is independent and creative.
For Lu, women are Reason as well as Force in the creation of a new society with an equal value system. She herself never stopped working for women's liberation. She strongly encourages women to participate in politics actively. As soon as she was set free from prison, she ran for legislator, then county governor, and ended up becoming the vice-president.