Huang Kunlin

Huang Kunlin, female, born in the 20th century, comes from a family actively involved in politics and diplomacy. Her grandfather, Huang Xiquan, was a diplomat and political activist during the late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China period, holding important diplomatic positions in China. Her father, Huang Zhongfu, served as the Consul General in New York and possessed extensive diplomatic experience. Her mother's details are not specified. Another notable family member is her aunt, Huang Ganyi, who served as Deputy Chairwoman of the All-China Women's Federation. The family also includes her husband, Zhang Wensong, who was Deputy Minister of Education.

From April 13 to 15, 2018, Huang Kunlin and her husband, Liu Chunyi, returned to Tsui Sheh Village in Shuicheng Town, Meixian District, Meizhou City, Guangdong Province, to participate in ancestral worship and family reunion activities. Liu Chunyi, her husband, is a former member of the Thai Parliament (Senator), who has served as legal advisor to the Thai Prime Minister and legal advisor to the Thai Ministry of Interior, with extensive experience in international politics and law, and has worked in Thailand for many years.

Details regarding Huang Kunlin’s specific educational background, career, and other personal information are not disclosed in the provided materials. Her family has had a certain influence in Chinese history, spanning multiple fields including diplomacy, politics, and social work. The ancestral visit and family worship undertaken during this trip reflect the family's emphasis on traditional culture and remembrance of their roots.