Lin Sen

[ lin suhn ]

noun

, Wade-Giles, Pinyin.

1. 1867–1943, Chinese statesman.

Example Sentences

The local government has provided free food, blankets, and running water, said Lin Sen, a businessman in Nansan, who has been raising money for the newcomers.

From New York Times

The cast teems: look closely and you’ll find Chow Yun-Fat as Yuan Yuan Shih-kai, the delusional early president of the Republic of China, and the director John Woo as the future president Lin Sen. As the firebrand intellectual Chen Duxiu, Feng Yuanzheng is a forceful presence.

From New York Times

The veteran filmmaker will play Lin Sen, the former president of the ruling Nationalist government that the communists forced into exile in Taiwan in 1949, he said.

From Seattle Times

To these wives the death of Lin Sen was the loss of a great friend, the month-long ban on courtship a welcome breather.

From Time Magazine Archive

A time of continence in feverish, polygamy-ridden Chungking is a fitting tribute to Lin Sen. His wife died 50 years ago.

From Time Magazine Archive