Lin Guohua

Lin Kuo-hua (; 19 September 1935 – 27 July 2016) was a Taiwanese politician.

Early life Lin was born in Gukeng, Yunlin, in 1935. He attended Taichung Municipal Taichung First Senior High School and completed a degree in civil engineering at National Taiwan University.

Activism and political career Lin was active in the farmers' rights movement, and headed the , as well as a similar protest in 1993. and won a second term in 2001. During his unsuccessful reelection bid in 2004, Lin was investigated for bribery, as were fellow candidates Ho Chin-sung and Chen Chiang-sun. In 2005, Lin lost a party primary for the Yunlin County magistracy election to Su Chih-fen. He was later appointed vice chairman of the Council of Agriculture (COA).

Personal life Lin was married to Huang Fu-mei, who was a member of the National Assembly. Their daughter Lin Hui-ju served as mayor of Gukeng and on the Yunlin County Council. Lin died on 27 July 2016.