Lin He-hsuan (; born 7 January 1991), also known by his stage name Da-her Lin (大鶴), is a Taiwanese actor best known for his role as Lu Qun in the comedy horror film Secrets in The Hot Spring (2018), for which he won Best Supporting Actor in the 21st Taipei Film Awards. He also starred in the coming-of-age romance films Our Times (2015) and My Best Friend's Breakfast (2022), as well as romance series The Teenage Psychic (2017–2019) and Someday or One Day (2019).
Early life and education Lin was born on 7 January 1991. He has two elder brothers and a younger sister. He became interested in acting during primary school, after his class teacher invited him to join the drama club. He chose to study performing arts at the Taipei Municipal Fuxing Senior High School and was a classmate of fellow actor Greg Hsu. Lin continued his studies at the National Taiwan University of Arts, where he graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in drama. Prior to his acting debut, he was one of the regular hosts of the university student-focused talk show .
Career Lin made his acting debut with a minor role in the 2013 romance film . Since then, he has starred in various coming-of-age romance films, beginning with the 2014 Café. Waiting. Love, and gained public recognition for his role as the gang buddy of Darren Wang's character in the 2015 Our Times. In 2017, Lin landed a recurring role as Birdy in the supernatural romance series The Teenage Psychic, which he later reprised in the second season released in 2019.
Lin's breakout role came as Lu Qun, one of the three students who went to a hot spring hotel to escape school bullies, in the 2018 comedy horror film . For this role, Lin won Best Supporting Actor and received a nomination for Best New Talent at the 21st Taipei Film Awards. In 2019, Lin had a main role in the drama series and appeared in the romance series Someday or One Day. The following year, he landed main roles in the sci-fi series and romance series , for which he received a nomination for Best Supporting Actor in a Television Series in the 56th Golden Bell Awards with the latter. He also starred in the coming-of-age romance film , but a large portion of his scenes were cut from the final version due to pacing.
In 2021, Lin received his first sole male lead role in the fantasy series directed by Cheng Wei-hao, for which he received a nomination for Best Leading Actor in a Miniseries or Television Film in the 57th Golden Bell Awards for this role. In 2022, Lin starred in another coming-of-age romance film, My Best Friend's Breakfast. The following year, he had a recurring role in the comedy series Oh No! Here Comes Trouble, and also served as the acting coach for the cast. Lin appeared in a main role as the Forensic Medical Examiner in Cheng Wei-hao's 2024 crime comedy series GG Precinct.
Filmography Film Year Title Role Notes/ 2013 Geek 2014 Café. Waiting. Love Bookclub Chairman 2015 Our Times Da He (大賀) 2017 Wei (阿偉) 2018 Lu Qun (魯群) Qing Zi (慶仔) 2019 Sheng Yi-chang (盛一章) Chicken (吹雞) 2020 A Chong (阿衝) Get the Hell Out Ku Te-you (古德祐) 2021 The Soul Lai Cheng-guang (賴承光) Cameo Tsung (小聰) 2022 My Best Friend's Breakfast Tang Jung-shian (唐忠獻) Marry My Dead Body Mao's high school classmate Cameo; deleted scene 2024 Dead Talents Society Non-Believer (超鐵齒)
Television Year Title Role Notes/ 2014 Yang Ming-hsun (楊明勳) Guest role2017 Lion Pride Zhou Wen-xin (周文信) Recurring role HIStory Bai Chang-chang (白常常) Recurring role (season 1) 2017–2019 The Teenage Psychic Birdy (鳥哥) Recurring role (season 1–2)2019 Zhong Han-wen (鍾翰文) Main role Someday or One Day Chen Si-yuan (陳思源) Recurring role2020 Lin Chun-xiong (林春雄) Main role Chang Yi-jui (張一瑞) Main role Customer Cameo2021 Chiang Hsiao-yu (江小魚) Main role Guan Mingyang (關銘洋) Guest role Da He (大賀) Cameo 2022 Brother Yu (魚弟) Main role 2023 Oh No! Here Comes Trouble Lu Qun (魯群) Recurring role2024 Michael Chao Co-starring Masked Man Cameo GG Precinct The Forensic Medical Examiner Main role 2026 Agent from Above Wang Hsiao-ming (王小明) Recurring role
Awards and nominations Year Award Category Work Result 201921st Taipei Film Awards Best Supporting Actor Best New Talent 2021 56th Golden Bell Awards Best Supporting Actor in a Television Series 2022 57th Golden Bell Awards Best Leading Actor in a Miniseries or Television Film
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