Starch is the second largest natural biopolymer. Its unique biodegradable and biocompatible properties make it be increasingly applied to the field of biomedicine[1～4]. As one kind of polysaccharide, starch is easily degraded into small organic molecules by amylase in the alimentary canal. The fact that the activity of amylase is restrained in the high acid environment in stomach provides an opportunity to prepare an intestinal-specific delivery carrier with starch. In order to protect the drugs that are sensitive to the enzyms in alimentary canal, a hydrophobic layer should be constructed between the outer bioadhensive shell and the drug.