On this day, 45 years ago, on February 28, 1980 (January 13, 1980, the house of Taiwanese Congressman Lin Yi-hsiung was massacred. On February 28, 1980, a bloody massacre occurred in the residence of Lin Yi-hsiung, a congressman of Taiwan Province. His mother and his twin daughters were brutally killed, and the eldest daughter was seriously injured. Lin Yixiong (born in 1941) was born in Yilan County, Taiwan Province. He is an important spiritual leader of Taiwan's democracy movement and a few recognized "politicians" rather than politicians in Taiwan. Some people also call him "Taiwanese Gandhi". Graduated from the Department of Law of Taiwan University and was elected as a member of the Taiwan Province in 1977. On February 28, 1980, the house of Lin Yi-hsiung, a member of the Taiwan Province and one of the parties to the "Kaohsiung Incident", was bloodied. His mother Lin You's Amei and Lin Yixiong's twin daughters Lin Liangjun and Lin Tingjun were killed, and his eldest daughter Lin Xiang was seriously injured. After the incident, the entire island of Taiwan was shaken. On the 29th, Chiang Ching-kuo ordered the "Chief Police" to quickly crack the "Lin Zhai Blood Case". The "Chief Police Officer" has offered a reward of 2 million yuan for the wanted murderer, but the perpetrator has not yet been arrested. Taiwan's public opinion generally believes that the "Lin House massacre" is another bloody "warning" measure adopted by the Kuomintang authorities after the Kaohsiung incident to suppress the rising non-party opposition movement. Comment: The price of offending the Kuomintang at that time.