成就的华人；自己不行别扁华人
List
Arts
Fashion design
Literature
- Bette Bao Lord (包柏漪) - writer, novelist
- Eileen Chang - writer
- Lan Samantha Chang - writer; director of the Iowa Writer's Workshop
- Victoria Chang - writer
- Ted Chiang (姜峯楠) - speculative fiction writer
- Frank Chin (趙健秀) - novelist, playwright, and essayist
- Marilyn Chin - poet
- Ben Fee - writer and labor organizer
- David Henry Hwang (黃哲倫) - playwright
- Gish Jen - writer, novelist
- Ha Jin - novelist, winner of the National Book Award for "Waiting"
- Maxine Hong Kingston - novelist, The Woman Warrior
- Jean Kwok - writer, novelist
- Edward Michael Law-Yone, writer, journalist and father of Wendy Law-Yone
- Wendy Law-Yone, writer
- Gus Lee (李健孫) - writer
- Yiyun Li (李翊雲) - winner of the 2006 PEN/Hemingway Award
- Ed Lin - writer, first author to win three Asian American Literary Awards.[1]
- Tao Lin - writer
- Eric Liu, author and speechwriter for former U.S. President Bill Clinton.[2]
- Malinda Lo - writer
- David Wong Louie - writer
- Adeline Yen Mah (馬嚴君玲) - author and physician
- William Marr (馬為義,非馬) - Engineer, poet, translator, and artist
- Anchee Min - author, Red Azalea
- Lisa See - writer
- Timothy Tau - writer, novelist, screenwriter
- Amy Tan - best-selling author, The Joy Luck Club
- Jade Snow Wong - writer
- Shawn Wong - novelist: "Homebase," "American Knees," writer, and Professor
- Timothy C. Wong (黃宗泰) - sinologist, translator, and literary theorist
- Xu Xi, English language novelist based in Hong Kong
- Gene Luen Yang - graphic novelist, whose book American Born Chinese was the first graphic novel to be nominated for a National Book Award
- Laurence Yep (叶祥添) - two time winner of the Newbery Honor
- Judy Yung - writer
- Carolyn Lei-Lanilau - writer
Business
Finance
Food
Internet
Tech
Entertainment
- Tyson Beckford - model and actor
- T. V. Carpio - actress and singer
- JuJu Chan - actress
- Yin Chang - actress, Nelly Yuki in The CW series Gossip Girl.
- Louis Ozawa Changchien, actor
- Rosalind Chao - actress
- Arvin Chen - film director and screenwriter
- Fala Chen - television actress
- Joan Chen (陳冲) - actress, The Last Emperor, director
- Lynn Chen - actress, Saving Face
- Kevin Cheng - TVB actor
- Karin Anna Cheung - actress, Angela, in Quentin Lee's feature film The People I've Slept With (2009)
- Feodor Chin - actor, writer, director
- Mandy Cho - former beauty queen and actress
- Annabel Chong - adult film actress
- China Chow - actress, model (father is Chinese-American)
- Kelsey Chow- actress
- Tze Chun - writer, director
- Michaela Conlin - actress
- Leah Dizon - model and singer
- Esther Eng - director
- Roger Fan, actor
- Ted Fu, founding member of Wong Fu Productions[5]
- Steven Ho - martial artist and stunt man
- Ken Hom - chef, author and British television show presenter
- Janet Hsieh, model and travel host of Fun Taiwan
- George Hu, actor
- Kelly Hu - actress
- Eddie Huang - writer
- William Hung - actor and musician of American Idol fame
- Carrie Ann Inaba, dancer, actress
- Celina Jade - actress, singer and martial artist
- Rupert Jee - owner of the Hello Deli next to the Ed Sullivan Theater; has made numerous appearances on the Late Show with David Letterman
- Malese Jow - actress & singer on Unfabulous and Bratz
- Archie Kao - actor and model
- Michelle Krusiec, actress
- Ke Huy Quan - actor and stunt choreographer - played Short Round in Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom
- Nancy Kwan (關南施) - first Chinese-born star in Western cinema [6]
- Nichkhun - 3/4 Chinese. Member of South Korean Boy Band 2PM. Mainly active in South Korea, China and Thailand.
- Miranda Kwok - writer, actor, producer, martial artist, screenwriter Spartacus: Blood and Sand
- Dan Kwong - performance artist, writer, teacher, playwright (Be Like Water)
- Tiffany Lam - former beauty queen hailing from Hong Kong
- Ang Lee - Academy Award winning director
- Bruce Lee - martial artist, kung fu actor
- Brandon Lee - actor, son of Bruce Lee
- Jason Scott Lee (李截) - actor
- Michelle Lee - actress, martial artist and stuntwoman
- Shannon Lee, actress, and daughter of Bruce Lee
- Ken Leung - actor (Lost, X-Men: The Last Stand)
- James Hiroyuki Liao, actor
- Justin Lin - director, Better Luck Tomorrow, The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift, Fast & Furious
- Dyana Liu, actress
- Lucy Liu (劉玉玲) - actress, Charlie's Angels, Kill Bill
- John Lone (尊龍) - actor, most notable for his role as Pu Yi in The Last Emperor
- Jodi Long - actress
- Mynette Louie - producer
- Keye Luke - actor
- Byron Mann - actor, notable for playing the role of Ryu in Street Fighter (1994 film)
- Marie Matiko - actress
- Meiling Melançon -, actress
- Olivia Munn - actress, model and television personality
- Irene Ng - Chinese Malaysian actress who played the title character in Nickelodeon's The Mystery Files of Shelby Woo
- Melissa Ng - Hong Kong actress
- Haing S. Ngor (吳漢潤, Khmer: ????? ????? ???) - actor; won an Oscar for Best Supporting actor in The Killing Fields
- Julia Nickson-Soul - actress, most notable for playing the role of Co-Bao in Rambo: First Blood Part II
- Jimmy Ouyang - actor, writer and comedian
- Janel Parrish - actress & singer
- David Ren - Film Director of Shanghai Kiss
- Aaron Shang - actor & singer
- Ivan Shaw, actor
- Fang-Yi Sheu, principal dancer of the Martha Graham Dance Company
- Robin Shou (仇雲波) - actor, stuntman, martial artist
- Harry Shum, Jr. (岑勇康) - actor, dancer, and singer in Glee
- Timothy Tau - writer and director
- Will Tiao, actor and producer
- Jennifer Tilly - actress (born in California), Bound
- Meg Tilly - actress
- Chuti Tiu - actress, Desire, 24, Dragnet, Beautiful, The Specials, former America's Junior Miss (first non-Caucasian winner)
- Kiana Tom - actress, television host, and exercise instructor
- Lauren Tom - actress, The Joy Luck Club, "Julie" on Friends
- Ming Tsai (蔡明) - chef and restaurateur (Blue Ginger); host of Emmy Award winning television show East Meets West
- Jessika Van - actress, singer, portrays "Becca" on MTV's Awkward
- Kelly Vitz - actress on Sky High and Nancy Drew
- Joanna Wang - singer
- Gwendoline Yeo (杨时贤) - musician and actress
- Liu Yifei - actress and singer
- Garrett Wang (王以瞻) - actor in Star Trek: Voyager
- Leehom Wang, singer, actor, and songwriter
- Ming-Na Wen - Macanese-born actress, ER, Mulan
- Anna May Wong (黃柳霜) - first female Asian-American star of the screen
- B. D. Wong (黃榮亮) - Tony Award winning actor, M Butterfly, Law & Order: Special Victims Unit
- Grace Wong - actress
- Kristina Wong - comedian
- Michael Wong - actor
- Russell Wong (王盛德) - actor
- Victor Wong (黃自強) - Hollywood actor
- Daniel Wu (吳彥祖) - Hong Kong-based Chinese American actor
- Kevin Wu (吳凱文) - YouTube star, once #1 Most Subscribed Comedian (All Time)
- Raymond Wu, well-known professional poker player
- Vanness Wu - actor, singer, director, producer based in Asia
- Martin Yan - chef, host of Yan Can Cook
- Ruby Yang - film director
- Welly Yang - actor and artist
- XiXi Yang - TV host and model
- Kelvin Han Yee - actor
- Vern Yip - interior designer and TV host
- Eugenia Yuan, actress and daughter of Cheng Pei-pei
- Catalina Yue - actress, singer, model
- Victor Sen Yung - actor, portrayed Hop Sing in Bonanza
- Nan Zhang - actress, Gossip Girl as Kati Farkas
Music
- Kelis Rogers Mora - singer
- Jin Au-yeung - rapper, songwriter, actor
- Baiyu - singer, songwriter, actress, mtvU VJ
- Carmit Bachar - singer and member of The Pussycat Dolls
- Flora Chan - Hong Kong-born singer, actress
- Jaycee Chan - Hong Kong singer-songwriter, actor
- Robert Chen - violinist, Concertmaster of Chicago Symphony Orchestra
- Shunza - singer
- Chi Cheng - bassist to alternative metal band, Deftones
- Andrew Chou - member of hip-hop group Machi
- Dawen - singer, songwriter
- Nichkhun Buck Horvejkul - singer and rapper member of the K-pop group, 2PM
- Jack Hsu - frontman of The Hsu-nami[7]
- Kelis - singer[8] 1/4 Chinese
- Jon Jang - jazz pianist, composer, band leader
- Larissa Lam - singer-songwriter, television host, music executive
- Chihchun Chi-sun Lee - composer
- CoCo Lee - singer
- Dai-Keong Lee - composer
- Cho-Liang Lin - violinist
- Joseph Lin - first violinist for Juilliard String Quartet
- Amber Liu (singer) - rapper and singer of K-pop group f(x)
- Justin Lo - Hong Kong singer-songwriter, actor
- Zhou Long - Winner of the 2011 Pulitzer Prize for Music
- Yo-Yo Ma (馬友友) - cellist
- Charles Mingus - jazz double bassist, composer, band leader
- Ne-Yo - R&B artist, 1/4 Chinese
- Richard On - guitarist-songwriter for rock band O.A.R.
- Wilber Pan - singer-songwriter, rapper and actor
- Bright Sheng - composer, conductor, and pianist
- Vienna Teng - singer-songwriter
- Jason Tom - beatboxer
- Kenneth Tse - classical saxophonist
- Sam Tsui - YouTube singer
- Lara Veronin - vocalist
- Leehom Wang - singer-songwriter, record producer, actor and film director
- Chris Wong Won ("Fresh Kid Ice", 'The Chinaman") - Chinese Trinidadian rapper, member of 2 Live Crew
- Only Won - rapper, actor, martial artist
- Sophia Yan - pianist
- Catalina Yue - singer, songwriter, model
- Nancy Zhou - violin player
- Chino Moreno - vocalist and guitarist of Deftones
Military
- Arthur Chin (陳瑞鈿) - World War II pilot and fighter ace with Canton Provincial Air Force, National Revolutionary Army
- David S. C. Chu - United States Army Captain (retired), Under Secretary of Defense for Personnel and Readiness (2001–2008), president/CEO of the Institute for Defense Analyses
- Gordon Pai'ea Chung-Hoon - United States Navy Rear Admiral (Upper Half)
- John Liu Fugh - first Chinese American officer to be promoted to the rank of Major General in the United States Army; first Chinese American to serve as Judge Advocate General of the Army
- Wah Kau Kong - United States Air Force Second Lieutenant, first Chinese American fighter pilot
- Hazel Ying Lee (李月英) - first Chinese American woman to earn a pilot's license; flew for the United States Army Air Forces during World War II as a Women Airforce Service Pilot (WASP)
- Kurt Lee – Major, US Marine Corps. First Asian American Marine Corps officer, Navy Cross recipient[9][10]
- Coral Wong Pietsch - United States Army Reserve Brigadier General, first female Asian American general officer
- Xiong Yan - Student leader during the Tiananmen Square protests of 1989 and now a chaplain in the United States Army.
- James Yee, United States Army Captain and chaplain, formerly charged with sedition; author of the memoir For God and Country: Faith and Patriotism Under Fire.
- Francis B. Wai - United States Army Captain, only Chinese American to have been awarded the Medal of Honor
- Mun Charn Wong - United States Air Force Lieutenant Colonel, friend of Wah Kau Kong
- Danny Chen (陳宇暉) - Private, United States Army Infantryman, was found shot to death after being harassed and beaten by his fellow soldiers in Afghanistan
- John C. Young (容兆珍) - United States Army Colonel
News media
- Ben Calhoun, radio journalist with This American Life
- Sewell Chan - journalist, The New York Times
- Emily Chang - journalist from CNN
- Jeff Chang - journalist, hip-hop historian
- Iris Chang - historian and journalist, Thread of the Silkworm and The Rape of Nanking
- Laura Chang - science editor, The New York Times
- Christine Chen, journalist and anchor
- Julie Chen - newsreader on The Early Show and host of Big Brother
- Anna Chen Chennault (陳香梅) - journalist, wife of Claire Chennault, of the Flying Tigers
- Ron Chew - former editor International Examiner, founding member Seattle Chapter, Asian American Journalists Association
- Connie Chung - became the second woman to co-anchor a major network’s national news broadcast
- Veronica De La Cruz - journalist, worked for NBC News from (2010–2014) and alternating anchor on both Early Today on NBC and First Look on MSNBC
- Ben Fong-Torres (方振豪) - journalist, Rolling Stone
- Jennifer 8. Lee - journalist, The New York Times
- Melissa Lee - Emmy award winning journalist, CNBC, NBC News, MSNBC, Bloomberg Television and CNN Financial News.
- Portia Li (李秀蘭) - journalist
- Carol Lin - news anchor
- Sam Chu Lin - journalist, one of the first Asian Americans on network TV news
- Laura Ling - journalist, sister of Lisa Ling
- Lisa Ling (凌志慧) (1973 - ) - journalist, known for her role as a co-host of ABC's The View and host of National Geographic Ultimate Explorer[11]
- Betty Liu – news anchor, Bloomberg Television
- Chiang Nan, newspaper editor
- Terry Tang - Deputy editorial page editor, The New York Times [12]
- Kaity Tong - news anchor for WPIX-TV
- Sheryl WuDunn - Pulitzer Prize–winning journalist and author
- John Yang - Peabody Award winning news correspondent and commentator for NBC Night News with Brian Williams, Today (NBC program), and MSNBC
- Jeff Yang - columnist for The Wall Street Journal
- Al Young - Journalist; Boston Globe; First Asian American sportswriter in the mainland USA at a metropolitan daily; Asian American Journalists Association (AAJA) Pioneer in Journalism Honor Roll List (1925–75).
- Anthony Yuen - journalist
- Andrea Wong - journalist, Bloomberg News[13]
- Edward Wong - journalist, former writer for The New York Times
Politics and government
- Daniel Akaka - former U.S. Senator from Hawaii, and also the first Native Hawaiian US Senator. Democrat.
- Wilma Chan - First Asian American California State Assembly Majority Leader (2002–2004). Democrat.
- Elaine Chao - U.S. Secretary of Labor from 2001 to 2009. Republican.
- John Chiang - California State Controller (2007–present). Democrat.
- Jay Chen, Hacienda-La Puente School Board, running for US Congress District 39
- Lanhee Chen, policy director in Mitt Romney's 2012 presidential campaign
- Margaret Chin - Member of the New York City Council representing Chinatown.
- Judy Chu - First Chinese-American woman to serve as U.S. Representative (2009–present). Democrat.
- Steven Chu - physicist, former United States Secretary of Energy (2009–2013), winner of 1997 Nobel Prize in Physics for research in laser cooling
- Nancy-Ann DeParle - Director of the White House Office of Health Reform
- Charles Djou - U.S. Representative from Hawaii (2010–2011). Republican.
- March Fong Eu - former Secretary of State of California (1975–1994), elected in 1974, she won reelection four times; United States Ambassador to the Federated States of Micronesia (1994–1996). Democrat.
- Hiram L. Fong - former U.S. Senator from Hawaii and the FIRST US Senator of Chinese ancestry. Republican.
- Matthew K. Fong - California State Treasurer (1995–1999), adoptive son of March Fong Eu. Republican.
- Allan Fung - Mayor of Cranston, Rhode Island. Republican.
- Goo Kim Fui (古今辉): President, United Chinese Society in Hawaii, 1892-1898; Played an instrumental role in uniting the Chinese and fighting for their rights during the anti-Chinese agitation in Hawaii in the 1880s
- Tony Hwang, State Representative of the Connecticut General Assembly. Republican.
- Ed Jew - former member of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors. Democrat.
- Peter Koo - Member of the New York City Council representing Flushing, Queens.
- Ed Lee - Mayor of San Francisco
- Harry Lee - Longtime sheriff of Jefferson Parish, Louisiana; first elected in 1979, he was re-elected six times and served 27 and a half years. Democrat.
- Susan C. Lee - Delegate, Maryland House of Delegates of Maryland General Assembly, First Chinese American elected to Maryland General Assembly (2002–Present).
- Li Baodong – President of the United Nations Security Council during months in 2011 and 2012
- Liu Jieyi – Permanent Representative of China to the United Nations since 2013
- John Liu - New York City Comptroller and former member of the New York City Council.
- Chin Lin Sou - community leader
- Wenjian Liu - first Chinese American officer in the New York City Police Department to die in the line of duty in 2014
- Gary Locke - current United States Ambassador to China (2011-to present); former United States Secretary of Commerce (2009–2011); former Governor of Washington (1997–2005), first and only Chinese American to serve as a state governor. Democrat.
- Chris Lu - Assistant to the President and Cabinet Secretary
- Grace Meng Democrat representing the 22nd district of New York
- Tina Tchen - Chief of Staff to the First Lady of the United States
- Alex Wan - the first openly-gay and first Asian American member of the Atlanta City Council, elected to the position for District 6 in the November 2009 municipal election.[14]
- Shien Biau Woo (吳仙標) - Lieutenant Governor of Delaware (1985–1989), current president of the 80-20 Initiative. Democrat.
- David Wu, first Taiwanese American U.S. Representative, Democrat from Oregon
- Leland Yee (余胤良) - former California State Assemblyman, current California State Senator
- Yiaway Yeh - mayor of Palo Alto, California and second youngest mayor in Palo Alto history and the first Chinese American to hold the office.[15]
- Mae Yih - Oregon State Representative (1977–1983), Oregon State Senator (1983–2003), first Chinese American to serve in a state senate. Democrat.
Law and judiciary
Civil Rights
- Wong Chin Foo (王清福) - 19th century civil rights activist and journalist
- Wong Kim Ark (黃金德) - his lawsuit established the principle of citizenship by virtue of birth on US soil.
- Harry Wu (吴弘达) - human rights activist, focuses on Laogai prison camps and human rights in China
- Sherman Wu - civil rights activist, famous racial discrimination incident by university fraternity
- Helen Zia (謝漢蘭) - community activist and writer
Science and academia
- Min Chueh Chang (張明覺) - co-inventor of the first birth control pill. Made significant contributions to the development of In vitro fertilisation
- Sow-Hsin Chen - nuclear physicist
- Jianlin Cheng (程建林) - Computer and Data Scientist, Associate Professor in the Computer Science Department at the University of Missouri, Columbia
- Leroy Chiao - NASA astronaut
- Alfred Y. Cho - known as the "father of molecular beam epitaxy" and co-inventor of Quantum cascade lasers
- Wen Tsing Chow (周文俊) - missile guidance scientist, digital computer pioneer
- Paul C. W. Chu (朱經武) - physicist, superconductivity
- Gilbert Chu, biochemist and Professor of Medicine (Oncology) and Biochemistry at the Stanford Medical School, older brother of Steven Chu
- Leon Chua - Professor in the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences at the University of California, Berkeley
- Yuan-Cheng Fung (馮元楨) - Founder of Modern Biomechanics
- Huajian Gao - Walter H. Annenberg Professor of Engineering at Brown University
- Lue Gim Gong (呂金功) - horticulturalist
- Lin He, biochemist, received the MacArthur Fellowship in 2009.[16]
- David Ho - scientific researcher and the Irene Diamond professor at Rockefeller University in New York City
- Feng-hsiung Hsu (許峰雄) - IBM developer of Deep Blue, which beat World Chess Champion Garry Kasparov in 1997
- Alice S. Huang - Distinguished virologist
- Wen-mei Hwu - professor at University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign specializing in compiler design, computer architecture, computer microarchitecture, and parallel processing
- Yuet Wai Kan - pioneer of using DNA to diagnose human diseases, research enabled the Human Genome Project, recipient of Lasker Foundation award in 1991[17]
- Henry C. Lee, forensic scientist
- Ching Chun Li - population geneticist and human geneticist
- Choh Hao Li (李卓皓) - biochemist, discovered Growth hormone, Beta-endorphin and isolated Luteinizing hormone
- Min Chiu Li - first scientist to use chemotherapy to cure widely metastatic, malignant cancer
- Ming C. Lin, Distinguished Professor of Computer Science at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.[18][19]
- T. Y. Lin (林同炎) - civil engineer (bridgebuilder)
- Tung Hua Lin (林同驊) - Professor (UCLA), aerospace and structural engineer
- Kjell N. Lindgren - NASA astronaut
- Edward Lu - NASA astronaut
- Anna Chao Pai - geneticist
- Frank Shu, professor of astronomy at the University of California, Berkeley and University of California, San Diego and 2009 Shaw Prize recipient[20]
- Ching W. Tang, inventor of the organic light-emitting diode(OLED) and the hetero-junction organic photovoltaic cell (OPV). Winner of the 2011 Wolf Prize in Chemistry. Widely known as the " father of Organic electronics "
- Joe Hin Tjio - cytogeneticist, first person to recognize the normal number of human chromosomes.[21]
- An Wang - computer engineer and inventor
- Chang Yi Wang - Prominent immunologist. NYIPLA Inventor of the Year Award in 2007 for her work on UBITh Peptide Immunogens
- James C. Wang, discovered DNA topoisomerases[22]
- Sam Wang (neuroscientist), neuroscientist and author
- Taylor Wang - first ethnic Chinese scientist to go into space, 1985 on space shuttle Challenger
- Xiaodong Wang, biochemist best known for his work with cytochrome c, won the 2000 Eli Lilly Award in Biological Chemistry, and 2006 Shaw Prize recipient.[23]
- Pei-Yuan Wei, creator of ViolaWWW
- David T. Wong, discovered drug Fluoxetine and atomoxetine, duloxetine and dapoxetine [24][25][26]
- Flossie Wong-Staal - virologist and AIDS researcher
- Chien-Shiung Wu (吳健雄) - female scientist with the considerable contribution to the acquisition of Nobel Prize by Tsung-dao Lee, worked on the Manhattan Project.
- Peidong Yang - chemist and a founding member of the scientific advisory board at Nanosys, a nanomaterials company, and he is also the cofounder of Alphabet Energy.[27]
- Frances Yao, computer scientist, researcher in computational geometry and combinatorial algorithms and wife of Andrew Yao
- Andrew Yao (姚期智), 2000 Turing Award recipient
- Nai-Chang Yeh, physicist specialized in condensed matter physics. Fellow, American Association for the Advancement of Science; Fellow, American Physical Society.
- Junying Yu - stem cell biologist. Recognized as one of the "Person of the Year" for 2007 by TIME magazine [28]
- Xiaowei Zhuang – Professor of Chemistry and Chemical Biology and of Physics at Harvard University, member of National Academy of Sciences, MacArthur Fellow (2003)
Liberal arts
Mathematicians
- Sun-Yung Alice Chang - Professor of mathematics and chair of the department at Princeton University
- Shiing-Shen Chern - mathematician in Geometry
- Chia-Kun Chu (朱家琨） – Applied mathematician, Fu Foundation Professor Emeritus of Applied Mathematics at Columbia University[31][32]
- Terence Chi-Shen Tao (陶哲軒) - mathematician, Fields Medal winner (2006), Professor (UCLA), MacArthur Fellow (2006), Crafoord Prize (2012), Breakthrough Prize in Mathematics (2014)
- Paul Tseng, Applied mathematician and a professor at the Department of Mathematics at the University of Washington in Seattle
- Shing-Tung Yau (丘成桐) - mathematician, Fields Medal winner (1982); MacArthur Fellow (1984), Crafoord Prize (1994), National Medal of Science (1997), Wolf Prize (2010)
- Yitang Zhang - mathematician, known for establishing the first finite bound on gaps between prime numbers
Nobel prize winners
University administrators
- Jim Chen - Professor and former Dean at the University of Louisville Brandeis School of Law
- Stephen Z.D. Cheng - Polymer scientist, Professor and former Dean in the College of Polymer Science and Polymer Engineering at the University of Akron, Member of National Academic of Engineering
- David Jung-Kuang Chiu - Former Director of Asian Studies and Dean of University Advisement, Hofstra University
- Way Kuo - President and University Distinguished Professor of the City University of Hong Kong, University Distinguished Professor and former Dean of Engineering at the University of Tennessee
- Robert C. T. Lee (李崇道) - former President of National Chung Hsing University, veterinarian and brother of Tsung-dao Lee
- Frank H. Wu - chancellor and dean of the University of California, Hastings College of the Law, law professor, author, and public intellectual
- Henry T. Yang, chancellor, UC Santa Barbara
Sports
Other
Criminals
