Lin Cheng-heng, a descendant of Taiwan’s renowned Wufeng Lin family, emerged as a pivotal figure in the struggle against Japanese occupation and later as a steadfast member of the Communist Party of China. His profound compassion for the plight of his fellow Taiwanese fueled an unyielding commitment to revolution. In a poignant moment, Lin once gestured to a map adorned with small red flags, expressing his fervent hope that Taiwan would one day be marked by the same symbol of unity and progress. This vision, however, came at a great personal cost. At the age of 35, Lin’s life was tragically cut short at Taipei’s Machangding, where he was executed for his revolutionary activities. His legacy endures as a testament to the enduring spirit of those who dare to dream of a brighter future for their homeland.