Abstract Event factuality identification is an important semantic task in NLP. Traditional research heavily relies on annotated texts. This paper proposes a twostep framework, first extracting essential factors related with event factuality from raw texts as the input, and then identifying the factuality of events via a Generative Adversarial Network with Auxiliary Classification (AC-GAN). The use of AC-GAN allows the model to learn more syntactic information and address the imbalance among factuality values. Experimental results on FactBank show that our method significantly outperforms several stateof-the-art baselines, particularly on events with embedded sources, speculative and negative factuality values.