Lin Huiyin, whose original name was Lin Huiyin, was born on June 10, 1904 in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, to a family of bureaucratic intellectuals, the father of Lin Changmin was a new figure, and his mother He Xueyuan was the stepmother's wife. Moreover, Lin Huiyin accompanied his father to Europe to travel to London, Paris, Geneva, Rome, Frankfurt, Berlin, Brussels and other places, and at the same time entered St Mary's Girls' School in London.
Lin Huiyin, a famous talented woman in the Republic of China, from her birth, to appearance, talent, and then to marriage, is the object of people's talk, the popularity is really high, and has inextricable links with the famous social flower Lu Xiaoman, part of their lives are around the same man, that is, the romantic poet Xu Zhimo.
After Lin Huiyin returned from Europe, he soon went to the United States to study. The picture shows a photo taken by Lin Huiyin in June 1927 when he received a bachelor's degree in fine arts from the University of Pennsylvania, and Lin Huiyin, wearing a bachelor's uniform, is very beautiful and very literary. Later, Lin Huiyin transferred to Yale University to study stage art design.
In the novel world, Lin Huiyin opened his heart to absorb knowledge and developed a desire for the future of architecture. At the same time, she also feels lonely because she is far away from her homeland. At this time, she met Xu Zhimo, and the two opened their hearts to each other, and she was quickly and intensely pursued by Xu Zhimo. In the end, the sixteen or seventeen-year-old Lin Huiyin chose to solemnly cherish this feeling and repay the respect and love among friends. The picture shows Lin Huiyin in London in 1920.
At this time, Lin Huiyin and Liang Sicheng were already lovers, but out of the needs of work, she and Xu Zhimo happily completed the relevant work together, and jointly performed Tagore's script. Tagore took many photos during his visit to China, the most famous of which is this one. In 1931, Xu Zhimo died in an air crash, and this photo was treasured for 7 years before his death.