Profile: Chen yi Lin – Real Leather Design Competitions

Chen yi Lin

Shih Chien University

I am a third-year student majoring in Fashion Design and Apparel Management at Shih Chien University. I graduated from Nantou High School with a degree in Fine Arts. During this time, I have accumulated a wealth of experience in advertising design and have a certain understanding and grasp of aesthetics and visual expression. I have a large family and I am the eldest among my siblings. Due to this family structure, I have been responsible for taking care of four younger cousins since I was a child. Although life was busy, it also allowed me to develop guidance skills, patience and a caring personality. These experiences not only influenced my approach to interpersonal interactions, but also became an important advantage in my teamwork and creative process. My family taught me how to find a balance in a diverse environment, and made me deeply appreciate the importance of responsibility and care. These qualities will continue to influence my future development in the design field and my life choices.

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《Tears become poetry》

Category: Accessories

Competitions: Taiwan Region

Tears, give yourself the right to release. It is characterized as a tender heart like water, but behind it carries tenacity and bravery. When we choose to face emotions, life experience will sublimate tears into little by little life nutrients. Every tear we shed is not a sign of weakness, but rather a symbol of the strength it takes to confront what’s within. Suppressing emotions may numb the pain temporarily, but true healing begins when we allow ourselves to feel. Crying is a natural response to the weight of joy, sorrow, love, and loss—it is an emotional reset. Through tears, we connect with our most authentic selves and give voice to what words often fail to express. They wash away the dust of unspoken thoughts and soften the walls we build around our hearts. Letting tears flow freely is an act of courage, a step toward inner peace. So don’t be afraid to cry. Embrace your emotions, for in doing so, you honor your humanity and give yourself space to grow.