Lee Youn Chin

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Lee Youn Chin
李雲珍
Born	1906 Guangdong, Qing Empire (present day China)
Died	1991/10/08 Kolkata, India
Burial place	Chinese Cemetery, Kolkata, India
Citizenship	Indian
Years active	1933–1989
Board member of	The Chinese Tannery Owners Association The Overseas Chinese Commerce Association of India Overseas Chinese Commerce Journal 'Seong Pow' Pei May High School
Spouse	Koo Tek Xiu
Children	10
Parents	Lee Sie Xhien (father) Zhu Juying (mother)

Lee Youn Chin (Chinese: 李雲珍; pinyin: Lǐ Yúnzhēn; 1906–1991) was a Chinese Hakka community leader in India for over half a century. Lee was instrumental in founding the Chinese Tannery Owners Association of India, the newspaper Seong Pow (Overseas Chinese Commerce of India), and the new Pei May High School. These institutions for commerce, education, and journalism had a profound impact on the Hakka Chinese settlement in Kolkata, India.