Lin Tsu-chin dating history

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Lin Tsu-chin (Chinese: 林子瑾; 1878-1956), courtesy name Shao-ying (少英), pseudonym Ta-chih (大智), also named Lin-ying (林鷹), Lin-pi (林疋), and Lin-ho (林壑), was a prominent figure in early 20th-century Taiwan and China. Hailing from Taichung, Taiwan, he made significant contributions in various fields such as literature, society, and business. With a profound background in Chinese studies, he played a central role in classical poetry societies like Oak Poetry Society and translated Western academic discourses due to his innovative thinking. In 1911, Lin Tsu-chin joined the classical poetry society in Taiwan, Oak Poetry Society, and later founded other classical poetry societies like Shu Society (樗社). In 1919, he co-founded the Taiwan Literary Society with colleagues from Oak Poetry Society and initiated Taiwan's first Chinese literary magazine, Taiwan Literary Arts Magazine.