Title: Revisiting Feature Acquisition Bias for Few-Shot Fine-Grained Image Classification. Abstract: Recent work on metric-learning based few-shot fine-grained image classification (FSFGIC) has achieved promising success in classification accuracy, where various convolution neural networks with different similarity measures are utilized to learn a common feature representation for each category for FSFGIC. In this paper, we identify and analyze for the first time a fundamental problem of existing metric-learning based FSFGIC methods which fail to effectively address the bias in features obtained from each input image that causes misclassification. To solve this problem, we present a robust feature acquisition network (RFANet) that has the ability to effectively address the bias in the feature information obtained from each input image and guide convolution-based embedding models to significantly increase the accuracy. Our proposed architecture can be easily embedded into any episodic training mechanisms for end-to-end training from scratch. Extensive experiments on FSFGIC tasks demonstrate the superiority of the proposed method over the state-of-the-arts.