| │Lin, Jhao-Shen│ng, Bin-Ling│Jhang, Shen-Cie│Lin, Jhao-Ci│Lyu, Tian-Cih│ |
| │Chang, Wen-Ying / Chang, Wendy│Chen, Wu-Syong│Yang, Guei│Shiau, Ching-Jye│ |
| │Kuo, Hui-Liang│Syu, Lin-Jiou│Shaih, Li-Fa│Yu, Ju-Chi│Huang, Chao-Hu│ |
| │Lai, Kou-Shan│Lai, Joe│Cai, A-Xin│Sun, Li-Ren│Hu, Jason│Lin, Po-Rung│ |
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 【Name】Lin, Jhao-Shen (1881-10-22~1956-09-08)
【Anonymity】 Lin, Sian-Tang
【Sex】 Male
【Place of birth】Taichung
County/Wufeng
【Place of activity】Taichung、Japan
【Category】 people in history、statesman
【Specialty】Politics
【Educational background】
【Experience】
1912 - president of Taiwan Culture Association
1924 - president of Taiwan People’s News
1927 - organizing Taiwan Area Autonomy Association
1946 - senator of Taiwan Province
1947 - president of Chang Hwa Bank
【Work】
【Award】
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【Contact】
【Contribution】
During
Japanese Colonial Period, Jhao-Shen Lin advocated Nationalism to
demand civil rights of Taiwanese people. In 1914, he organized
“Taiwanese Assimilation Society” in Taipei to pursue the equal
rights as the Japanese citizens, instead of assimilating with
Japan. At that time, Lin was largely considered as a “spiritual
leader” by educated youth. In 1915, Jhao-Shen Lin and his
cousin, Lie-Tang Lin founded Taichung Middle School to demand
the right of education for Taiwanese people, which afterwards
served as the foundation of Taiwan political movement. Jhao-Shen
Lin energetically fight for the establishment of a
representative assembly in order to win the right to self-rule.
Between 1921 and 1934, the assembly movement sent a total of 15
petitions to the Japanese Imperial Assembly. The petition drive
came to an end in 1934.
【Source】
Editing Committee of Collection in memory of Mr. Sian-Tang Lin (1990). Collection in memory of Mr. Sian-Tang Lin (Chronicle, Work Collections, Memorial Articles), Taipei, Wunhai.
Taiwan History Association: http://www.twhistory.org.tw/20011022.htm |
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