Moe Yin Lushai Hills (မိုးယဉ်သဲရာ လူရှည်တောင်တန်း) was born on September 6, 1952, and he is Lushia ethnic.

Moe Yin is a renowned Burmese artist, particularly known for his contributions to the Chin community. His work often reflects the unique culture, traditions, and landscapes of the Chin people, particularly those in the Lushai Hills region.

Moe Yin’s art often features themes related to Chin culture, such as traditional clothing, customs, and religious practices. His paintings often celebrate the rich heritage of the Chin people.  His landscapes often capture the stunning natural beauty of the area, including mountains, forests, and rivers. Moe Yin has used his art to address social issues affecting the Chin community, such as poverty, discrimination, and environmental concerns. His works often carry a message of hope and resilience.

Moe Yin has received numerous awards and recognition for his contributions to Burmese art. His work has been exhibited both domestically and internationally, helping to promote Chin culture and raise awareness about the challenges faced by the Chin people.