** Nguyen Cao Ky, 8th Prime Minister of the Republic of Vietnam ( b. 1930 )

** Cao Qin, Chinese general and rebel of the Ming Dynasty

** Cao Jie, Przewalski's Horse Reintroduction Project of China

** Cao Guojiu

** Dream of the Red Chamber ( 紅樓夢, 红楼梦 A Dream of Red Mansions, The Story of the Stone and The Chronicles of the Stone, 石頭記, 石头记 Shítóu Jì ), by Cao Xueqin ( 曹雪芹 )

** Xiahou Mao, married Cao Cao's daughter Princess Qinghe, appointed as General Who Pacifies the West

** Empress Zhen Wenzhao, bore Cao Rui and Princess Dongxiang, forced to commit suicide in 221

** Consort Li ( 李貴人 ), bore Cao Xie

** Lady Pan ( 潘淑媛 ), bore Cao Rui ( 曹蕤 )

** Lady Zhu ( 朱淑媛 ), bore Cao Jian

** Lady Chou ( 仇昭儀 ), bore Cao Lin

** Consort Xu ( 徐姬 ), bore Cao Li

** Consort Su ( 蘇姬 ), bore Cao Yong

** Consort Zhang ( 張姬 ), bore Cao Gong

** Consort Song ( 宋姬 ), bore Cao Yan

** Cao Rui, instated as Duke of Qi in 221, promoted to Prince of Pingyuan a year later.

** Cao Jie ( 曹喈 ), died at a young age

** Cao Xie ( 曹協 ), died at a young age, posthumously granted title Duke Sang of Jing in 231 and Prince Ai of Zan in 234

** Cao Rui ( 曹蕤 ), instated as Prince of Yangping in 226, later promoted to Prince Dao of Beihai in 232, died a year later

** Cao Jian ( 曹鑒 ), instated as Prince Huai of Dongwuyang in 225, died in the same year

** Cao Li ( 曹禮 ), instated as Duke of Qin in 221, later promoted to Prince of Jingzhao in 222 and Prince Ai of Yuancheng in 225, died in 229

** Cao Yong ( 曹邕 ), instated as Duke of Huainan in 221, later promoted to Prince of Huainan in 222, Prince of Chen in 223, and Prince Huai of Handan in 225, died in 229

** Cao Gong ( 曹貢 ), instated as Prince Dao of Qinghe in 222, died in 223

** Cao Yan ( 曹儼 ), instated as Prince Ai of Guangping in 222, died in 223

** T. Y. Lin, Chinese-born civil engineer ( d. 2003 )

** Ariel Lin, Taiwanese actress and singer

** Chen Lin, general of Ming Dynasty

** Lin Yiu, Chinese poet and painter ( d. 1664 ).

** Chen Lin, general of Ming Dynasty

** Lin Jiamei 1983 – 1988

** Yong Nyuk Lin 楊玉麟 / 杨玉麟 ( 1918 -, born in Malaysia ), Cabinet Minister, 1959 – 1976

** Sir Moilin Jean Ah-Chuen 朱梅麟 ( 1909-1991 ; Meixian, Guangdong ; born in Mauritius ; Hakka pronunciation: Chu Moi Lin ), First Chinese member, Legislative Council, 1949 ; Minister of Local Government, 1967 – 1976 ; Second Hakka after Sun Yatsen to have his portrait printed on the bills of a country's currency

** Shino Lin 林曉培 / 林晓培 ( Pingtung, Taiwan ; Hakka pronunciation: Lim Hiao Pui ), Singer

** Lin Dan 林丹 ( 1983 -; Longyan, Fujian ; Hakka pronunciation: Lim Dan ), Individual and Team gold medalist, 2008 Beijing Olympics ; Winner, World Badminton Championships, 2006, 2007, 2009

** The Scholars ( 儒林外史 Ru Lin Wai Shi ), by Wu Jingzi ( 吳敬梓 )

** Assistant Officer in Jing Province's Headquarters Office ( 荊州治中從事 ) Pang Lin ( 龐林 ), Pang Tong's younger brother, surrendered to Wei together with Huang Quan

** Consort Lin ( forced to commit suicide 483 ), mother of Crown Prince Xun, posthumously honored as Empress Zhen, later posthumously demoted to commoner status

** Imperial Concubine Gong ( 恭嬪 ), from the Lin ( 林 ) clan.

** Empress Wang ( created 9, d. 21 ), mother of Wang Yu, Wang Huo, Wang An, Wang Lin, and Princess Huanghuang

** Wang Lin ( 王臨 ), initially created the Crown Prince ( created 9 ), then the Prince of Tongyiyang ( created 20 ) ( b. 9 BC, d. 21 ), forced to commit suicide by Wang Mang

** Captain Lin Middleton RN ( Linley E Middleton )

** Princess Guiwu, married first Zhang Lin, Marquis of Fuping and had a son, Zhang Fang ; remarried to Zhao Qin, Marquis of Linping ; remarried to Xue Xuan, Marquis of Gaoyang

** Lin Fa Temple ( Tai Hang )

** Jeremy Lin, NBA player

** Nominated: Best Actress ( Brigitte Lin )

** Lament for Lin Yao

** Conference Chairs: Jan Vitek, Haibo Lin