Lin Hai-yin was one of the giants in Taiwan’s literature history. She was the chief editor of UDN Supplement and founded Belle-lettersMonthly and the Belle-letters Publishing House. Standing at the turning point of Taiwan’s literature development, Lin encouraged young writers and was devoted to literature development through different roles: writer, editor, and publisher. This exhibition focuses on Lin’s life supported with related literary works, literary activities, life experience, and family writers. With multimedia, this exhibition presents the literary objects of Lin, hoping to recall the common memories of writers, scholars, and publishers of literary works and to present the important tracks of Lin’s emphasis on the “belle letters”.