This abstract is focused on how the writing influences on the one`s life while he or she is sent into the exile, which is the peculiar experience in one`s life. The exile is a very strong shock to him or her without the gravity of the offense. Of course, even though the intensity and absorption of the shock vary from individuals to individuals, when the deportee were forced out to the new environment, they reveal their own character in their way how they manage their new life. Also, these revealed character reflects on their writing both directly and indirectly, and the writing is built into both distinct characteristic and personality. Moreover, the actual exile life is involved in the writing. Since one`s exile is different from various reasons such as not only the position of the deportee and political circumstances but also the reason of exile, selection of the exile place, process of sending to the place of exile under escort, life in the place of exile, the time of dismissal from the exile, and the return to the office from dismissal, it is very important to approach the real exile experience to apprehend the deportee`s writing. Especially, since the living, reading, learning environment, and contacting and communicating with the outside are the very important factors to influence on one`s writing, it is important to examine those factors in detail. Based on these point of view, this abstract examines how the one`s writing influences on the one`s character and personality under the circumstance of the exile. The exile gives the absolute time and the shock at the same time in common, but the actual exile life based on the one`s political stance and the authority has an individuality. In this process, the deportee has his or her own writing skill based on place where he or she comes from, education, growing environment, and cultural preference. It is the result of which those factors have acted complexly that both Hong Han-Ju who was the member of faction of Noron Byuk as a Kyounghwasejok in 19th Century and Lee In-Haeng who was the Southerner of Yeong-Nam and was tried to overcome the political isolation.