Lin Zexu (1785 August 30th-1850165438+1October 22nd), a native of Houguan (now Fuzhou), Fujian Province, was called Mu, an old man in the village, who retired to the village and retired to the 72nd peak late. He was called the "national hero" of China because he advocated smoking ban.

Lin Yutang (1895 65438+1October1March 26th, 976), born in Longxi, Fujian (now Zhangzhou), was originally named Lehe, later changed to Yutang, and later changed to Yutang, a famous modern writer, scholar and China.

Lin (1 June, 90410-1April, 9551), female, Han nationality, Fujian Min County (now Fuzhou), native of Hangzhou, Zhejiang. Formerly known as Lin, its name comes from "poetry, elegance and strangeness": if a great man bears the emblem, he is a hundred people. Later, it was often mistaken for the male writer "Lin Weiyin" at that time, so it was renamed "Yin Hui". China is a famous architect, poet and writer, one of the designers of the Monument to the People's Heroes and the deepening plan of National Emblem of the People's Republic of China, and the first wife of architect Liang Sicheng.

Lin Biao (190765438+February 5th-1971September 13), Marshal People's Republic of China (PRC) (1955). Military strategist.

Lin Qingxuan, 1953 was born in Kaohsiung City, Taiwan Province Province. He is a famous contemporary writer, essayist, poet and scholar.

I think these are the most famous. If they are famous again, will JJ and Lin Ruilin count?