This article will start on the perspective: the conflicts in Huckleberry’s life that influence his growth. Conflict is an open clash between two opposing groups (or inpiduals) in the literature works. There are various types of conflicts, such as the conflicts between two people, the inner conflicts within one person, the conflicts between human and society and so on. This article mainly focuses on the conflicts between Huck and his family, the conflicts in Huck’s inner world and the conflicts against the society. In his journey along the Mississippi River, Huck must to face fiery conflicts between his own heart and moral restraints, although he decides to obey his own conscience rather than the secular regulations. He wants to be himself rather than other people want him should be.