Lin Yifu swam across the Taiwan Province Strait alone: On the evening of May 1979 and 16, Lin Yifu in Jinmen, Taiwan Province issued a curfew order, and even the messenger informed the coastal sentry that the officers and men stationed in Mashan Radio Station were not allowed to leave the barracks after the night roll call; If someone is found swimming in the sea, it is forbidden to shoot and kill people, so that the swimmer can swim to the other side smoothly and "defect"; Even if you hear gunshots, you are not allowed to find them. In fact, the "swimmer" was none other than Lin Yifu who issued the curfew.

On the night of Lin Yifu's disappearance, the entire Golden Gate Island was restless, and all the garrisons were dispatched to launch a carpet search of the whole island overnight. In order to prevent "defection" from leaking military aircraft, the company immediately revised its operational plan, and two days later, it launched a large-scale exercise of exchanging defense zones between the East and the West on the island.

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19521kloc-0/5, Lin Yifu was born in Yilan County, Taiwan Province Province. His father Lin Huoshu named him Lin Zhengyi (Lin Yifu's original name).

197 1 At the beginning of the year, Lin Yifu, aged 19, entered the Department of Agricultural Machinery of National Taiwan University and became the president of the Student Union.

1975, Lin Yifu graduated from the 44th Infantry Division of the Army Officers' Correction Period with the second place, and then stayed in school as a student company platoon leader. In the second year, he was admitted to the School of Enterprise Management of Taiwan Province Political University at the expense of national defense.

65438-0978, after obtaining the MBA from National Chengda University, he immediately returned to the army and was sent to the outpost of Mashan Radio Station in Jinmen as the captain and company commander of the army, that is, the second company commander of the fifth battalion of 85 1 Brigade of the 284th Division of the National Army.