Shin

Shin is a male first name, see Shin

Shin is the surname of the following persons:

Shin A- lam ( born 1986 ), South Korean fencer
Shin Baek - cheol (* 1989), South Korean badminton players
Shin Boo -young ( born 1944 ), South Korean Taekwondo
Shin Bora ( * 1987), South Korean comedian
Shin Byung- kook (born 1978 ), South Korean biathlete
Shin Chae -ho (1880-1936), Korean historian and independence activist and anarchist
Shin Dong- hyuk ( b. 1982 ), South Korean human rights activist and refugee from North Korea
Shin Dong- hyun (* 1990), South Korean racing driver
Shin Eun- kyung (born 1973 ), South Korean actress
Shin Ha - kyun ( born 1974 ), South Korean actor
Shin Hyeon- Hwak (1920-2007), South Korean politician, Prime Minister and Manager at Samsung
Shin Hyung- min ( born 1986 ), South Korean football player
Shin Ik- hee (1892-1956), Korean politicians
Jae Chul Shin (1936-2012), American Grandmaster of Tang Soo Do
Yes Shin -young (born 1971 ), South Korean badminton player
Shin Jong -hun (* 1989), South Korean boxer
Shin Joon- sup ( * 1963), South Korean boxer
Kim Shin -dan (* 1938), North Korean athlete
Shin Kyong - nim ( b. 1936 ), South Korean poet
Shin Kyuk -ho (* 1922), Japanese - South Korean manager
Shin Min -a ( born 1984 ), South Korean actress
Nelson Shin ( b. 1939 ), South Korean Animator
Shin Sae- bom ( b. 1982 ), South Korean short track speed skater
Shin Saimdang (1504-1551), Korean painter, poet and philosopher of the Joseon Dynasty
Shin Sang- hoon (* 1993), South Korean hockey player
Shin Sang -ok (1926-2006), South Korean film producer and director
Shin Se - kyung (* 1990), South Korean actress
Shin Seung- chan ( * 1994), South Korean badminton player
Shin Suk -ja (1942-2008), South Korean political prisoners in North Korea
Shin Suk -ju (1417-1475), Korean politician, painter and philosopher
Shin Young -ok ( born 1961 ), South Korean classical singer
Shin Yung- Kyoo (* 1942), North Korean football player

Shin in Japanese, depending on the kanji transcription, different meanings:

Shin (新) means ' new', see, for example Shinkansen