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Huang Jinmin or translated as Huang Jinmin (Korean: Hwang Jeong-min, September 1, 1970 -), a South Korean actor. Commonly mistranslated as Huang Zhengmin, Huang Zhengmin, Huang Zhengmin, etc. The movie roles he starred in are quite diverse. The 2014 "International Market" and the 2015 "Hot Detective" have accumulated movie viewing times (14.24 million) and (13.41 million) in the history of Korean movies. In 2016, Gallup Korea listed the TOP 10 "most active movie actors" Ranked first since his debut, he has successively won 3 Blue Dragon Awards, 2 Daejong Awards and the Baeksang Arts Awards Best Actor Award for "You Are My Future", "Dark New World", "International Market", "Seoul Spring", and "Northern Cold War".

Huang Minqiang (October 1960-), Chinese information processing expert. Researcher at the 58th Research Institute of the General Staff.

Huang Yongyu (August 9, 1924 - June 13, 2023), formerly known as Yongyu, was a Tujia nationality and a native of Phoenix, Hunan. He was a Chinese painter, writer, and poet, with the pen names Huang Xingbin, Huang Niu, and Niu Fuzi. He was the director of the Printmaking Department of the Central Academy of Fine Arts, the vice chairman of the Chinese Artists Association, and the president of the Printmaking Institute of the National Academy of Painting. Huang Yongyu's wife is the writer Zhang Meixi, and his cousin is the Chinese writer Shen Congwen, who gave him the name "Huang Yongyu". His second brother is the painter Huang Yonghou.

Huang Bo (August 26, 1974 -), whose ancestral home is Lintao, Gansu, was born and raised in Qingdao, Shandong, and is a Chinese actor and singer. Graduated from the Vocational Vocational Class of the Dubbing Department of Beijing Film Academy in 2002. The main films include "Crazy Stone", "Crazy Racing", "Bullfighting", "A Journey to Thailand", "Journey to the West: Conquering the Demons", "The Flower of the Heart", "Dear", and "The Secret of the Dragon". In 2009, he won the Golden Horse Award for Best Actor for "Bullfighting".

Huang Lin (November 30, 1935 -), male, native of Yangzhou, Jiangsu Province, is an expert in Chinese control science and an academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences. His research areas include stability theory and control theory.

Huang Lei (December 6, 1971 -), born in Nanchang, Jiangxi Province, is a mainland Chinese actor, director and producer, lecturer at Beijing Film Academy, graduate tutor, founder and director of Wuzhen International Theater Festival, singer, screenwriter, writer, host, and dubbing.

Huang Zuqia (October 2, 1924 - September 7, 2014), male, was born in Changsha, Hunan, and was a Chinese theoretical and nuclear physicist. Professor at Beijing Normal University and Honorary Director of the Institute of Low Energy Nuclear Physics. He once served as deputy director of the Theory Department of the Ninth Research Institute of the Second Ministry of Machinery Industry, deputy director of the Ninth Research Institute of Beijing, deputy director of the China Atomic Energy Research Institute, director of the Institute of Low Energy Nuclear Physics of Beijing Normal University, and chief editor of Acta Physica Sinica.

Anthony Wong Chau Sang (English: Anthony Wong Chau Sang, September 2, 1961 -), Hong Kong actor and singer. Anthony Wong is a three-time Best Actor. In 1993, 1998 and 2019, he won the Best Actor Award at the Hong Kong Film Awards three times for his films "Barbecued Pork Buns", "Beast Detective" and "The Man". He also won the Golden Horse Award for Best Supporting Actor three times for his performances in the films "Flying", "Infernal Affairs" and "Initial D". In 2022, he won the Best Actor Award at the 59th Golden Horse Awards for the movie "Youth in the Day", becoming the first Golden Horse Best Actor. In addition, Anthony Wong won the Best Actor (Tragedy/Drama) award at the 10th Hong Kong Drama Society of Hong Kong Drama Awards in 2001. In 2015, he won the Best Actor Award at the 19th TVB Star Awards Ceremony for "Heroes" and became a TV King. Anthony Wong is the first male actor in Hong Kong to have won the highest awards in film, television works, stage plays and other fields at the same time. He is also the second artist in Hong Kong to have won awards in the fields of singing, film and television works at the same time.

Huang Zhang (February 13, 1976 -), whose real name is Huang Xiuzhang, is a native of Meizhou, Guangdong, and the founder of Zhuhai Meizu Technology.

Huang Qishan (March 23, 1968 -), formerly known as Huang Xiaoxia, is a native of Chongqing and a female singer in mainland China. In 1994, he recorded his first solo album "HOVER OVER" in collaboration with his ex-husband, musician Tu Huiyuan. It was later released by Taiwan's Fumao Records and the album was renamed "INSIDE MUSIC". In 1995, she won the Most Potential Female Singer Award in the Guangzhou Top Ten Golden Songs, Guangdong Province. In the same year, she recorded the opening and ending songs of the Taiwanese TV series "The End of Time". In 1999, she sang the episode "What Else Can I Do" in the idol drama "Love to the End" with Xiao Ke. The album "Only You" was released at the end of 2000, of which "Only You" was included in the tenth level of China's general vocal music examination. In 2004, he sang the CCTV theme song "Pride" at the Athens Olympics. On August 25, 2007, he was the only guest singer at the solo concert of pianist Robert Wells in Sweden. After being dormant in the music scene for many years, she participated in the recording of Hunan Satellite TV's "I Am a Singer" program in 2013. She became popular on both sides of the Taiwan Strait and became a household name female singer again. In 2016, she participated in Jiangsu Satellite TV's "Guess the Masked Singer". In 2016, she was nominated for the Best Mandarin Female Singer at the 27th Taiwan Golden Melody Awards under her real name.

Huang Weiyuan (December 15, 1921 - November 17, 2015), male, was born in Putian, Fujian. He was a Chinese organic chemist and a researcher at the Shanghai Institute of Organic Chemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences. He once served as deputy director and director of the institute and chairman of the Chinese Chemical Society. One of the founders of organic fluorine chemistry in China.

Anthony Wong Yiu Ming (English: Anthony Wong Yiu Ming; June 16, 1962 -) is a Hong Kong male singer and the lead singer of the music group Tat Ming.

Huang Shuqin (September 9, 1939 - April 21, 2022), female, originally from Panyu, Guangdong, was born in Shanghai, and is a fourth-generation film director in China. His representative works include "Fortress Besieged", "Man·Ghost·Love", "Vicissitudes of Shanghai", etc.

Huang Shijia (August 28, 1997 -), a mainland Chinese actress, was born in Shanghai and her ancestral home is Nanhai District, Guangdong. Graduated from the undergraduate class of the Performance Department of Shanghai Theater Academy.

Paul Wong Koon Chung (English: Paul Wong Koon Chung, born March 31, 1964), a Hong Kong male singer, musician, songwriter and producer, known as the "Godfather of Rock". He is best known as the lead guitarist of the rock band Beyond. In 2012, Huang Guanzhong won the "Metro Global Hot Swing Singer" award. He is the second member of the Beyond band to win the honor of singer after the soul of Beyond band Huang Ka-kui. His wife is the artist Zhu Yin, and they have a daughter. In recent years, it has also moved north to mainland China for development.

Huang Yuansheng (original name Huang Weiji, courtesy name Yuanyong, pen name Yuansheng, January 15, 1885 - December 25, 1915) was a native of Jiujiang, Jiangxi. The young man was diligent and studious, and within two years he passed the provincial examination, the general examination, and the imperial examination, and became famous for his literary work. In the early years of the Republic of China, he became a famous journalist and was famous for his courage to criticize current affairs. He opposed the Kuomintang politically and supported the Progressive Party. The articles written by Huang Yuansheng had a huge influence on the political circles at that time. He advocated censorship of the press, and later opposed Yuan Shikai's proclaimed emperor, which offended many important people. He went to San Francisco in the United States in 1915, but was assassinated on December 25 of that year.

William Wong Kam-fai, MH (English: William Wong Kam-fai, born June 18, 1960), is a member of the 14th National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and an appointed member of the General Committee of the Hong Kong Scout Association. He is also the Associate Dean (Foreign Affairs) of the School of Engineering of the Chinese University of Hong Kong, Professor of the Department of Systems Engineering and Engineering Management, Director of the Center for Innovation and Technology, Deputy Director of the University Entrepreneurship Research Center and Director of the Key Laboratory of High-Trust Software Technology of the Ministry of Education (Branch of the Chinese University of Hong Kong), a Chartered Engineer, and an Academician of the International Association for Computational Linguistics (ACL). Served as a member of the Hong Kong Legislative Council (Election Committee).

Huang Zhen (August 1960 -), male, native of Yinxian County, Zhejiang Province, is an expert in China's power machinery engineering, professor and vice president of Shanghai Jiao Tong University, academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering, vice chairman of the Central Committee of the China Association for the Promotion of Democracy, and vice chairman of the Shanghai CPPCC.

Huang Zhan (zhān) (English: James Wong Jim, March 18, 1941 - November 24, 2004), whose real name is Huang Zhansen (English: James Wong Jum-sum), nicknamed Yiqin, also has the pen names Liu Jie, Lu Lang, Bu Wen Zhan, Zhan Xiao, Jiu Liu, Tie Shu, etc., and is honored as "Uncle Zhan" by later generations. He is a Hong Kong composer, lyricist, advertiser, writer, actor, director, screenwriter, host and singer. He is regarded as a representative figure of Hong Kong's cross-media creation, and is known as "a generation of ghosts" and "Hong Kong ghosts". Huang Zhan, together with his friends Jin Yong, Ni Kuang, and Chua Lam, was dubbed the "Four Great Talents of Hong Kong" by the public and the media. From 1989 to 1990, Huang Zhan, together with Ni Kuang and Chua Lam, hosted Asia Television's classic adult talk show "Undefended Tonight", which was widely welcomed by the audience. The three were called "Hong Kong's Three Famous Talkers" by the media. In addition, Huang Zhan is also one of the three major lyricists in the early Hong Kong Cantonese pop music scene, along with Lu Guozhan and Zheng Guojiang. Huang Zhan's date of birth is March 18, 1941, the same as Zheng Guojiang's. On November 24, 2004, Huang Zhan died of lung cancer at the age of 63. More than 10,000 Hong Kong citizens attended his memorial service.

Huang Ming (1958-), male, native of Taixing, Jiangsu Province, professor-level senior engineer. Huang Ming is currently the Vice Chairman of the International Solar Energy Society (ISES), a representative of the 10th and 11th National People's Congress of the People's Republic of China, Vice Chairman of the China Renewable Energy Society, Vice Chairman of the China Energy Conservation Association, Vice Chairman of the China Rural Energy Industry Association, and Chairman of Huangming Solar Energy Co., Ltd. He is the only National People’s Congress representative in China’s renewable energy industry and the main sponsor of China’s Renewable Energy Law. Huang Ming is a visionary, dedicated and passionate entrepreneur and changemaker in the field of solar thermal energy. He established Sun Valley in the Chinese city of Dezhou, a national and world example aimed at using solar energy as a viable alternative to "fossil fuels and nuclear energy." In 2005, Huang Ming played an important role in China's passage of its Renewable Energy Law, creating a model for the country of the role individuals can play in preventing worsening climate chaos.

Huang Lutang (?—?), whose place of origin is unknown, is a businessman in the pharmaceutical industry in Guangzhou and the second leader of the Guangzhou business group.

Gigi Lai Chi (English: Gigi Lai Chi, October 1, 1971 -), now known as Lai Ka Yee Gigi, is the founder, chairman of the board of directors and CEO of Zhuojia Holdings Group. She is a Hong Kong female singer and actress, nicknamed "The God of Love". She was once a female artist contracted by the manager of TVB. Gigi Lai entered the entertainment industry at the age of 14 and became an artist in music, film and television in the 1990s. He has starred in the movie "Young and Dangerous" series, "The Heaven and the Dragon Sword", "The Golden Branch" and many other popular TV dramas, establishing his position in the TV industry. In 2008, he announced his complete withdrawal from the entertainment industry and married businessman Ma Tingqiang in the same year.

Leon Lai Ming, SBS, MH (English: Leon Lai Ming; December 11, 1966 -), was born in Beijing, a Hong Kong male singer and actor. He immigrated to Hong Kong with his family when he was young. He studied in the United Kingdom during middle school. At the age of 19, he participated in the "Fifth Rookie Singing Competition" and joined the entertainment industry after winning the award. In 1990, Lai Lai debuted as a singer and released a music album. Since 1992, he has been hailed as one of the "Four Kings of Hong Kong". In 1999, he stopped contacting the Hong Kong music awards ceremony to make time for music and film development. In 2002, he won the Golden Horse Award for Best Actor for the movie "Going Home". Lai Lai was appointed by the United Nations Children's Fund in 1994 and became the world's first Chinese "International Charity Ambassador". The following year, he was promoted to "International Youth Envoy" and set the Guinness World Record for the largest number of beneficiaries of charity activities. In 1998, he was selected as one of the ten outstanding young people in Hong Kong. He is currently the honorary vice president of the Community Chest of Hong Kong. The Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region awarded Lai Lai three medals between 2003 and 2019 in recognition of his contributions to charity.

Liming Hui (November 20, 1909 - December 9, 2003), female, from Xiangtan, Hunan, was a Chinese children's singer, dancer and film actor. The release of the single "Drizzle" in 1928 also marked the beginning of era music.