Lin Biao Fanboy

Lin Biao

Ever seen a picture taken of Lin Biao's back??

"Zhu De, Mao, Liu Shaoqi, Nie Rongzhen and Lin Biao at a 1944 meeting to remember the Marco Polo Incident."

yes but that hand?

There are Lin Biao themed playing cards being sold on ebay... Like WHAT?!😭🫥

#林彪 天也妒，未信与，莺儿燕子俱黄土。

@YB_SaRm Happy Birthday!!

本日は5.16軍事クーデターと文化大革命と私の誕生日の日です

@EllenJiang17 Wow, I've never seen this one, I recon it's from before or during the colapse of the first United front. Now this is one truly young, young Lin pic. It's truly wonderful.

@LinBiaoFanboy I like this one (smol)

I love this image of Lin very much. This has to be one of the best images of young Lin.

@bigscarypriv Again, I don't know to what extent he personally preferred Liguo, some articles describe him being good to both and treating them equally. The reason he liked him more was the same reason Chinese people like male offspring more, because he was male and an heir.

@LinBiaoFanboy Lin washed why would you like that spoiled brat more than 2 kind accomplished daughters smh…

ive never seen this picture before!

Lin Biao in 1938. Image description: "General Lin Biao (林彪) whose victory over the Japanese at Pingshinkuan was the first Chinese victory of the war."

@bigscarypriv Not exactly. Although he was good towards her, both parents liked Liguo more (Idk to what extent). And Liheng was the one who told Enlai that the Lins were going to board the plane and flee. Also there's Lin being a deadbeat to his first daughter (the one we don't talk about).

@LinBiaoFanboy does he count as a girldad

Young Lin Biao in KMT uniform (White sun on the hat).

Young Lin is so good looking, but looks strange at the same time to me, because I'm so used to old Lin.

How can a source about MEETING Lin Biao's kids say he had two sons?? Unless...

@EllenJiang17 @bigscarypriv Wow, Lin's daughter before or after he/she/he transitioned...

@bigscarypriv @LinBiaoFanboy

@EllenJiang17 I mean both were part of the proletarian party line, but that said Lin obviously represented Military interests while Jiang represented the populist Intelligentsia's interests. Still I'd say both put first their own personal interests first.

@LinBiaoFanboy I’ve a question: would you say the two of them represented the same class-interests?

Lin Biao shaking hands with Jiang Qing "the poisonous snake".