Lin debuted for Germany in 2016. She quickly gained recognition, being named the 2017 Youth Para Athlete of the Year by the German Sports Aid Foundation. In 2018, she was honoured as the Para Athlete of the Year by the Sports Federation of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania.

Challenges and Comebacks

In 2019, Lin missed the World Championships in Dubai due to injury. Despite this setback, she made a strong comeback. After a maternity break, she returned to win silver in the T38 400m at the 2024 World Championships in Kobe, Japan. She had previously won gold in the same event at the 2020 Paralympic Games in Tokyo.

Coaching and Influence

Lin trains under national coach Marion Peters and Heike Kemmler-Westphal. She credits Coach Peer Kopelmann as a significant influence on her career. Their guidance has been instrumental in her achievements and progress.

Future Ambitions

Looking ahead, Lin aims to set a world record at the 2024 Paralympic Games in Paris. She expressed her determination to repeat her world record performance from Tokyo. Her recent performances indicate that she is close to her personal best, even after a long maternity leave.

Personal Life

Lin balances her athletic career with family life, having one child. She is fluent in German and represents Leichtathletik Inklusiv Greifswald club in Germany. Her educational background includes studies at BBW Greifswald.

Lin's journey from a school athlete to a world-class competitor showcases her dedication and resilience. With her eyes set on Paris 2024, she continues to inspire many in the field of Para athletics.