Yinglin celebrities in Yinglin, famous people in Yinglin Town

Ke Xianxi is known as the "Four Famous Ugly Actors of Southern Fujian", and Ke Xianxi is a native of Hucuo Village, Yinglin Town.

Yao Jiannian, a native of Xiawubao, Yinglin Town, is a member of the Standing Committee of the 12th National People's Congress and an academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.

Lin Ying, female, associate professor, senior programmer, born on December 23, 1973.

In September 1992, in July 1996, he studied at Shanghai Jiao Tong University and obtained a bachelor's degree in applied mathematics.

From July 1996 to August 1998, he worked in Shanghai Branch of Nantian Electronic Information Industry;

From August 1998 to August 2001, he worked in the Information and Technology Support Department of Yunnan Branch of Industrial and Commercial Bank of China;

In September 2001 and July 2004, he studied computer software and theory in the School of Information of Yunnan University and obtained a master's degree in engineering.

Since July 2004, he has been working in the School of Software, Yunnan University.

In September 2007, he was admitted to the Ph.D. program of System Analysis and Integration in the School of Software of Yunnan University (supervisor: Professor Li Tong of the School of Software of Yunnan University).

Yinglin Town is named after the station Yinglin Village. It is rumored that at the end of the Ming Dynasty, Zheng Chenggong's subordinate Hong Tianfu resisted the Qing Dynasty in the mountains and forests, so it was named Yinglin. And because of its small hill-like cradle, it is commonly known as "black basket" in dialect.

In the Song Dynasty, it belonged to Youshanli in Anren Township, and it belonged to the fourteenth capital from Yuan to Qing Dynasty, and it was Yinglin Township in 1942. At the beginning of liberation, the 11th district was established, and later changed to the 18th district, the site of which was located in Yinglin Village, and in 1956, the district was withdrawn and included in the eighth district of Jinjing socks. In the first half of 1958, Yinglin Village was restored, with 8 villages under its jurisdiction, and the township site was located at the back end (later set up in Daibian).

In 1958, the township was withdrawn and incorporated into Longhu Commune. In 1961, part of the brigades were divided from the three communes of Dongshi, Jinjing and Longhu to form the Yinglin People's Commune. In 1984, it was changed to Yinglin Township.

In 1991, it was changed to a town system.

Lin Yingle, because his foreign name is Jack, is also known as Lin Ji, known as the new generation of gambling kings in Asia. His ancestral home is Shangwengong Village, Baipo Village Committee, Qizhi Town, Maogang District, Maoming City, and a member of the Standing Committee of the CPPCC of Maogang District. He came to Hong Kong in 1995 to do business.

The business scope continues to expand, fully involved in the hotel, catering, cruise and other industries. Since 2000, Lin Yingle has donated more than 2 million yuan to his alma mater, Lin Yingle School (formerly Baipo Primary School), Qizhi Town, Maogang District, Maoming City. With his full support, the school is now full of trees, and the school buildings and teaching facilities are first-class.

In September 2002, he funded the construction of a hard-bottomed rural road for his hometown at a cost of more than 800,000 yuan. The villagers deliberately named the road "Rufeng Avenue" after his father, Mr. Lin Rufeng. In August 2002, he invested 500,000 yuan to build a large-scale cultural gathering place for his hometown.

In 2007, he donated 1 million yuan to support the renovation of mud brick houses in his hometown. Every Spring Festival, he donates more than 30,000 yuan to the village to act or engage in literary and artistic activities, etc., never stopping.

Lin Ying: (1898-1972), the word Zanmo, the name Yazhai, a native of Chilubi Village, Zhonghouling, Gancun Village Committee, Chongxing Town, was awarded the Major General in May 1937, and was awarded the Lieutenant General in September 1944, graduated from the first phase of Huangpu, successively served as Major General Brigade Commander, Honorary Lieutenant General of the First Division of the Zhenzhi Army, Director of the 14th Supplementary Training Division, Lieutenant General of the 14th Army of the Sixth Yard, Director of the Senior Staff of the Lieutenant General of the Northeast Theater, Deputy Commander of the 21st Corps and Commander of the Fourth Column of Guangdong, and served in Taiwan in May 1950. Member of the Ministry of National Defense's "Senior Staff and Lieutenant Generals."