Lin Hui Min is a Taiwanese actor who was born on September 10, 1997, in Taipei, Taiwan. He studied at the New Taipei Municipal AnKang High School. He scored a smash hit with his debut movie performance, “Starry Starry Night,” for which he won the Best New Actor Award at the Taipei Film Festival and the Best New Artist prize at the Asian Film Awards. He has more recently starred in “76 Horror Bookstore” and “Kill for Love” (both 2020).

Lin Hui Min

Han Zhen Zhen (Sonia Sui) and her family move into an exclusive neighborhood hoping for a fresh start after overcoming financial hardships. Her husband Zhuang Jun Jie (James Wen) is a struggling writer, and their teenage daughter struggles with past trauma. When their daughter is sexually assaulted, Jun Jie accuses a local baseball player of the crime, which escalates tensions in the community. As Han Zhen Zhen becomes entangled in the neighborhood's complex power dynamics, the family faces mounting challenges that threaten their newfound stability. This is a 2022 Taiwanese drama series that was directed by Hung Tzu Peng.

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Pu Le Jian (Guo Yu Chen), a coffee shop staff member, aspires to become a popular YouTuber, creating amateur videos about unusual places with his friend. When Amber (Lin Hui Min), a photography student returned from the UK, offers to improve his content, he eagerly accepts. As they grow closer, Pu Le Jian feels a strange familiarity with Amber and senses a mutual attraction. However, Amber harbors secrets, and additional complications arise from Pu Le Jian's mother's persistent marriage pressure and his female workmate's romantic interest in him. This is a 2022 Taiwanese drama series directed by Eri Hao.

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The famously blunt and deeply skeptical Aqiang (Morning Mo) may have a somewhat abrasive personality, but he also happens to be an ace detective with no peer in his precinct – thanks in no small part to his dedication, incredible powers of observation, and razor-sharp memory.

But his commitment to his job has taken a terrible toll on his private life. His wife, unable to cope with such a workaholic husband, has left home.

While this is unfolding, a puzzling case lands on his desk. A restaurant owner has vanished, leaving nothing behind but a camera bag on a beach. The owner’s charming wife Lin Mei Ru (Esther Huang) says the restaurateur was suffering from depression. But can she be trusted?

Is this an open-shut suicide case…or could it be murder?

“Kill for Love” (2020) is a Taiwanese miniseries that was directed by Cai Yi Fen and Wang Pan Yun.

Kill for Love

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Annie Chen, Zhang Shu Wei, Esther Huang, and more star in four spine-chilling horror tales that will have you jumping out of your skin!

The movie comprises four separate stories based on the popular TV series “Canned Fears,” also known as “Tin of Fear.”

In one story, a woman rents out a cheap, one-room apartment – only to discover ghoulish presences also inhabit the property. Will she get out of this ghastly abode alive?

In a second tale, an unsuspecting individual wakes up in a bizarre parallel universe where food has been made illegal. When a simple snack could result in death, survival becomes a deadly game!

Next, a group of teenagers plays hide and seek in an old, abandoned house. But it looks like they chose the spookiest place in town to play their game – as the creepy old building sucks them into its otherworldly realm, threatening their very lives!

And finally, a taxi driver who committed suicide cannot find peace in the afterlife. His distraught family has been left with nowhere to turn. Wracked with guilt, he wants to return to the mortal realm to beg his daughter for her forgiveness.

“76 Horror Bookstore” is a 2020 Taiwanese mini-film series that was directed by David Chuang and Hung Tze Peng.

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