• Upon her return to China from the United States, she helped to establish the Architectural Department in Northeastern University in Shenyang, where she then taught architecture briefly. Meanwhile, in 1928, she designed a railway station in Jilin. This was one of the few buildings Lin designed.
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• Throughout the 1930s, Lin and her husband, Liang Sicheng, traveled in Shanxi, Shaanxi, Shandong, Hebei, Jiangsu, and other Chinese provinces to study and record architectural relics scattered throughout these provinces. In 1937, She discovered the main hall of Foguang Temple near Doucun, Shanxi. The hall was the only remaining Tang dynasty timber structure known at the time.
• She died of tuberculosis. • On her monument, it reads, “she is a mother, an architect, a poet.(她一位母亲， 建筑家，诗人) ”
Men involved in her life
Her close friend Her first love and her lifetime friend 徐志摩 Because of loving lin, he never had a marriage. 金岳霖
• After 1949, Lin and Liang Siceng was involved in the design of the National Emblem of the People's Republic of China and theMonument to the People's Heroes located in the Tiananmen Square. Lin designed the floral wreath patterns at the base of the Monument to the People's Heroes.
In April 1924, the sixtyfour-year old Indian poet Tagore visited China, Lin Huiyin and Xu Zhimo worked together to do the interpretation work for Tagore, during which Lin Huiyin distinguished herself with her fluent English and also won the admiration of the great poet.
About Phyllis Lin(林徽因)
汉语1111 沈玉洁
Biography
• Lin Huiyin was a noted 20th century Chinese archi tect and writer. She is said to be the first female architect in China.
• Lin Huiyin wrote poems, essays, short stories and plays. Many of her works were praised for its subtlety, beauty, and creativity. With her husband she wrote a book named History of Chinese architecture . She also translated English works into Chinese.
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Lin was born in Hangzhou though her family was from Fujian. She was the daughter of Lin Changmin (林長民) and He Xuehuan (何雪媛). Raised in a wealthy family, she received the best education a woman could obtain at the time. She pursued her degrees both in England and the United States. She attended St Mary's College in London, where she became acquainted with the well known Chinese poet Xu Zhimo. Their relationship is commonly referred to in a romantic anecdote. However, according to Lin, she had never fallen in love with Xu.
Her husband 梁思成
In my eyes, Lin is a perfect female I have ever know about. If I have to describe her with just three words, they are attractive, talented, clear-headed.