This study aims to inquire into and analyze the curriculum implementation, the life of young children and the relationship with parents which teachers experienced at Korean kindergartens located in China in a qualitative manner. The participants of this study were 3 teachers of kindergarten attached to C Korean school and 1 teacher of kindergarten annexed to K Korean international school both located in Qingdao, Shandong province, China. All the required data was of interview results, journals of teachers, outlines of researchers and other relevant sources. The result of study shall be as follows. Firstly, the curriculum implementation which teachers of Korean kindergartens in China experienced was set forth as three types including 「Teaching by Curriculum linked with Native Country」, 「Lonesome Life in Other Country under Limitation on Improvement of Specialty」, and 「Patriotic Teacher teaching Korean Buds in Other Country」. Secondly, the life of young children which teachers of Korean kindergartens in China experienced was set forth as three types including 「Natural Dual Culture felt from young children」, 「Frustration felt from Changing young children」, and 「Establishing Identity of young children」. Thirdly, the relationship with parents which teachers of Korean kindergartens in China experienced was set forth as three types including 「Communicating with Parents, 「Poor Connection with Family」, and 「Gratitude and Encouragement from Parents」.