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BoBo Chan (English: BoBo Chan, September 18, 1979 -), a Hong Kong female singer, attended Maryknoll Convent School in middle school, and later studied in the Journalism and Communication Department of Zhuhai College.

Vivi Chen (English: Vivi Chen, Korean: Chen Xinwei, January 19, 2001 -), born in Taipei, Taiwan, is a Taiwanese female singer and actress, and is currently an artist under Lehua Entertainment.

Kellyjackie (Chinese name: Chen Xiaoqi, English name: Jackie Chan, August 23, 1986 -) is a Hong Kong female singer who became famous for her work "He Asked Me to Go to Disneyland" released online in 2005. She was the first generation of Hong Kong online singers to enter the mainstream music scene before YouTube and other sharing websites became popular. She was originally a student who attended Maryknoll Convent School (primary section). She repeated Form 5 at Po Leung Kuk Cheung Wing Hing Secondary School. After repeating Form 5, she entered Po Leung Kuk Chuang Kai-shing Preparatory College. Since the age of 13, he has been surfing the Internet in his spare time and uploading his covers of other singers' songs on Cmidi.com and news groups in Hong Kong, mainly covering Kelly Chen's songs. A year later, he began to study composition. At the age of 16, he tried composing. His first song was released online with the title "Lucky Sound". Kellyjackie is one of the many pro-Hong Kong government artists. In addition to hosting the Police News, she also appears in government promotional activities from time to time, such as those celebrating the handover, anti-drugs and promoting the Basic Law.

Philip Chan Yan-kin (English: Philip Chan Yan-kin, January 25, 1945 -), Hong Kong film worker, screenwriter, producer, actor, singer, and company manager. Before joining the entertainment industry, he served in the Royal Hong Kong Police from 1965 to 1976, reaching the rank of superintendent. He is also the permanent honorary president of the Hong Kong Film Directors Guild, the permanent honorary director of the Hong Kong Performing Artists Association, the former vice president of the Hong Kong Film Awards, the honorary president of the Jiangmen Wuyi Film and Television Culture Association, and the honorary president of the Jiangmen Wuyi Overseas Friendship Association. Chen Xinjian has been involved in entertainment marketing affairs in Hong Kong and around the world since he switched to the entertainment industry. He is particularly skilled in the conceptual planning of large-scale events and the introduction of popular artist performance elements. Some of these projects include the New Year's Eve New Year's Countdown Gala in Hong Kong's Times Square for the first three years; Macau's Venetian Christmas, Halloween, charity golf tournament large-scale events and dinners. He has held the annual dinner of Watsons Group in Hong Kong for 28 consecutive years, the Watsons Greater China annual dinner for three consecutive years, and served as the ex-officio host of the annual gala of the American General Chamber of Commerce in South China for ten consecutive years.

Eliza Chan Ching-har, GBS, JP (English: Eliza Chan Ching-har, 1956-), is a registered lawyer in Hong Kong, a member of the Executive Council, vice president of the Hong Kong Provincial CPPCC Members Association, honorary president of the Hong Kong Tianjin Association, Hong Kong member of the 11th, 12th, 13th and 14th CPPCC National Committee, and leader of the Patriotism Education Working Group of the Constitution and Basic Law Promotion Steering Committee. She was a senior partner of Zurich Law Firm and is currently a senior consultant of Deloitte China and a founding partner of Qinxin Law Firm.

Chen Fashu (October 25, 1961 -), a native of Fuyang Village, Xianghua Township, Anxi County, Fujian Province, is a famous Chinese entrepreneur, founder and chairman of Xinhuadu Industrial Group, vice chairman of Wuyishan Tourism Co., Ltd., and director of Zijin Mining. They are the sixth, third and second largest shareholders of Zijin Mining (4.99% equity), Tsingtao Brewery (3.89% equity) and Yunnan Baiyao (50% equity) respectively. Ranked 78th on the 2016 "Forbes" China's 400 Richest List.

Chen Xiangen (January 1959-), a native of Shangqiu, Henan, is an official of the People's Republic of China.

Amy Chan Sau Man (English: Amy Chan Sau Man, January 7, 1962 -), Hong Kong actress, singer and program host. Formerly a TV, TVB and Asian TV actress. She made her TV debut in 1979, and by the early 1990s, she was the leading actress of two major free TV stations. Because of his outstanding and delicate acting skills, he was named "Chief Tsing Yi" by the media. She is also a female artist who excels in both acting and singing. She has achieved good ratings in both TVB and ATV; she has also won the "ATV Queen" for two consecutive years.

Chen Qiushi (September 19, 1985 -), a native of the Daxinganling area of ​​Heilongjiang Province, was a lawyer, speaker, and former citizen journalist of the People's Republic of China. He disappeared during the new coronavirus epidemic in February 2020. After reappearing, he vigorously promoted combat sports on social media and began working as a coach. On September 30, 2021, Chen Qiushi announced on the social media Twitter that he had gained his freedom. Later, the well-known mixed martial arts athlete Xu Xiaodong also confirmed the authenticity and reliability of the news on Twitter.

Chen Qizhen (June 6, 1975 -), Taiwanese female singer-songwriter. A native of Luzhou, New Taipei City, he graduated from the Department of Philosophy, National Chengchi University. During college, he often sang on campus, overpasses, underground tunnels, coffee shops, Live Houses, bookstores, Kenting seaside and other places. In 1998, he released his first album "Let Me Think About It", and subsequently released "Still Lonely", "Groupies Guitarist", "Gorgeous Adventure", "The Sun" and "Song of Time", all of which were selected as the top ten albums of the year by the Chinese Musicians Exchange Association. He has held many large-scale concert tours, including the 2014 "Song of Time" concert that toured the world for 30 times, mobilizing more than 200,000 people to participate.

Macy Chan Mei Sze (February 22, 1981 -), Hong Kong female singer and actress. Graduated from the Chinese University of Hong Kong in Business Administration.

Agnes Miling Kaneko Chan (English: Agnes Miling Kaneko Chan, Japanese: agnes chan, August 20, 1955 -) is a Hong Kong female singer, actress, writer, novelist, and serves as a university professor and ambassador of Japan United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund Association. In 1972, he went to Japan for many years of development under the introduction of Japanese musician Masako Hirao. In 1994, he obtained a doctorate in philosophy from Stanford University in the United States. He once lived in Tokyo, Japan, and has now returned to Hong Kong to settle down. Her eldest sister is Shaw Brothers actress Chen Yiling, while her second sister Chen Xiling is the chairman of Vita Green. Her younger brother is Chen Yuling, the founder of the listed company Pali Holdings, known as the "Ganoderma King".

Chen Yaozu (1892-April 4, 1944), also known as Dezhao, male, was a native of Xinhui, Guangdong, and a political figure in the Republic of China. The son of Malaysian wealthy businessman Chen Gengji and the younger brother of Chen Bijun.

Chen Minglun (French: Sony Chan, October 12, 1975 -), a Hong Kong native living in France, is a current columnist, French Internet celebrity, TV and radio host, and sharp-tongued comedian. He is one of the few outstanding Asian entertainers in the French entertainment industry. Chen Minglun was assigned male gender at birth and usually dresses as a woman. His gender identity is non-binary.

Chen Kuan-tai (English: Chen Kuan-tai, September 24, 1944 - September 2, 2026), a Hong Kong film and television actor, once won the light heavyweight championship in the Southeast Asian martial arts competition, and was a master of the Monkey King Pi Gua Men sect. In 2012, Grandmaster Chen Xiuzhong was expelled from the Great Sage Pi Gua Men due to a dispute over his fellow disciples. In 2025, Grand Master Chen Xiuzhong's wife accepted his return to the Great Sage Pi Gua Men according to her late husband's last words. Although he is one of the few male artists who has never worked for TVB, most of his film works belong to TVB's sister company Shaw Brothers. In disguise, Chen Guantai maintained a good relationship with TVB during his lifetime.

Chen Jinfeng (Mindong: Dìng Gĭng-hông; Mink: Tân Kim-Hōng; 894-935) was originally the concubine of Wang Shenzhi, the king of Fujian. After Wang Shenzhi's death, she became the queen (third legitimate wife) of his son Wang Yanjun. A native of Fuqing, Fujian, she and Wang Yanjun gave birth to their third son, Wang Jirong.

Chen Jing (English: Gemma Chan, November 29, 1982 -) or translated into English as Gemma Chan, is a British Chinese actress. Well-known works include Minerva in the 2019 movie "Captain Marvel", and then starred in Sha Shan in the 2021 "Eternals".

Chen Hung Lieh (English: Chen Hung Lieh, June 7, 1943 - November 24, 2009), formerly known as Zhou Honglie, was born in Shanghai, China. He was a Hong Kong film and television actor and a senior film and television actor. He was a famous villain actor in Mandarin feature films from the 1960s to the 1970s. He was also a rare actor who became famous for playing a villain at that time. He was also a Shaw Brothers film and Hong Kong TVB artist during his lifetime.

Terence Chi-Shen Tao AC FAA FRS (English: Terence Chi-Shen Tao; July 17, 1975 -), Australian-American mathematician, won the Fields Medal in 2006 for his outstanding contributions in the fields of partial differential equations, combinatorics, harmonic analysis and additive number theory. He is currently a professor in the Department of Mathematics at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), where he is the James and Carol Collins Professor in the UCLA College of Arts and Sciences. Among many eye-catching academic achievements, the most well-known is that he jointly proved the Green-Tao theorem about the spacing of prime numbers in 2004 with the British mathematician Ben Green. Terence Tao was born into a Hong Kong immigrant family and grew up in Adelaide, South Australia. After completing his doctoral studies at Princeton University and joining the faculty at UCLA, he quickly grew into an internationally renowned top scholar, known for his extremely broad research horizons and productive cross-field collaborations. Terence Tao's academic achievements have won him many honors, including the Fields Medal and MacArthur Genius Grant in 2006, and the Royal Medal and Breakthrough Prize in Mathematics in 2014. Currently, Terence Tao has published research papers spanning many difficult branches of mathematics such as harmonic analysis, partial differential equations, algebraic combinatorics, arithmetic combinatorics, geometric combinatorics, probability theory, compressed sensing, and analytic number theory. He is recognized as one of the most influential mathematicians of our time.

Tao Zhe (zhé) (English: David Tao, July 11, 1969 -), whose musical name is Tao Xuzhong, is a Taiwanese male singer-songwriter and music producer. He is known as the "Godfather of R&B" in Taiwan and even the Chinese music scene.

Tao Jingying (English: Matilda Tao, October 29, 1969 -), Taiwanese host, singer and writer, graduated from the Journalism Department of National Chengchi University. He made his debut in 1990 with the release of his first solo album "The Sky Don't Cry Tears for Me".

Tao Ran (English: Tao Ran, born in 1963), is currently the director of Guilin Latex Factory.

Tao Shiyan (August 12, 1918 - December 17, 2012), male, native of Jiaxing, Zhejiang, was a Chinese meteorologist and a researcher at the Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences. He once served as the chairman of the Chinese Meteorological Society.

Jing Lusi (May 16, 1985 -) is a British Chinese actress. She starred in the movie "Crazy Rich Asians."