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This is a list of notable Chinese Americans, including both original
immigrants who obtained American citizenship and their American
descendants.
These are people who have made significant contributions to the American
culture or society politically, artistically or scientifically, or have
appeared in the news numerous times.
To be included in this list, the person must have a Wikipedia article
showing they are Chinese American or must have references showing they
are Chinese American and are notable.
Arts
Alan Chin - Artist
Mel Chin - Artist
Ping Chong - contemporary theater director
Stefen Chow - photographer
James Wong Howe (黃宗霑) - nominated for ten Academy Awards for
cinematography, won twice (1955, 1963)
Maya Lin (林瓔) - architect (Vietnam Veterans Memorial)
I. M. Pei (貝聿銘) - architect, designed the Louvre Pyramid
Ivan Taslimson - Artist, inventor, founder of Solstice Group, architect,
multidisplinary designer
Wayne Wang - Hollywood director won the Golden Shell
Shen Wei - Chinese-American dancer, choreographer and visual artist and
director of the company Shen Wei Dance Arts; MacArthur "genius" grant
recipient
Tyrus Wong (黃齊耀) - Artist
Frank Wu - science-fiction artist
Xu Bing - Artist
Fashion
Jen Kao - fashion designer
Derek Lam - fashion designer
Phillip Lim - fashion designer
Mary Ping - fashion designer
Peter Som - fashion designer
Anna Sui - fashion designer
Vivienne Tam - fashion designer
Yeohlee Tang - fashion designer
Alexander Wang - fashion designer
Vera Wang - fashion designer
Jason Wu - fashion designer
Joe Zee - creative director of Elle and host of fashion tv series, All
on the Line
[edit]Business
John S. Chen - CEO of Sybase
Steve Chen - co-founder of YouTube
Weili Dai - co-founder of Marvell Technology Group
Wendi Deng - businesswoman and wife of Rupert Murdoch
Ming Hsieh - co-founder and CEO of Cogent Systems
Kai Huang - co-founder of Guitar Hero franchise
Andrea Jung (鍾彬嫻) - CEO of Avon
Li Lu - founder and Chairman of Himalaya Capital Management
Kim Ng (伍佩琴) - Major League Baseball executive
Patrick Soon-Shiong - surgeon; founder of Abraxis BioScience
Oscar Tang - financier, philanthropist, President of the Phillips
Academy Board of Trustees
An Wang (王安) - computer engineer and inventor; co-founder of Wang
Laboratories
Charles Wang (王嘉廉) - founder, CEO and chairman of Computer Associates
Andrea Wong - CEO and President of Lifetime
Larry Wang - founder & CEO of Wang & Li Asia Resources
Ken Xie - founder of Fortinet and NetScreen*
Jerry Yang - co-founder of Yahoo!
The dragon mural in L.A. Chinatown painted by Tyrus Wong and restored by
Fu Ding Cheng (1984)
Entertainment
T. V. Carpio - actress and singer
Rosalind Chao - actress
Fala Chen - television actress
Joan Chen (陳冲) - actress, The Last Emperor, director
Lynn Chen - actress, Saving Face
Mandy Cho - former beauty queen and actress
Annabel Chong - adult film actress
China Chow - actress, model (father is Chinese-American)
Kam Fong Chun - actor
Michaela Conlin - actress, She is of Chinese and Irish descent
Michelle Krusiec - actress
Haing S. Ngor - Chinese Cambodian actor; won an Oscar for Best
Supporting actor in The Killing Fields
Kelly Hu - actress
William Hung - actor of American Idol fame
Ken Hom - chef, author and British television show presenter
James Hong - actor
Carrie Ann Inaba, dancer, actress
Rupert Jee - owner of the Hello Deli next to the Ed Sullivan Theatre;
has made numerous appearances on The Late Show with David Letterman
Malese Jow - actress & singer on Unfabulous and Bratz
Archie Kao - actor and model
Nancy Kwan (關南施) - first Chinese-born star in Western cinema [1]
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
Shannon Lee, actress, and daughter of Bruce Lee
Reggie Lee - actor Prison Break
Jason Scott Lee (李截) - actor
Ken Leung - actor (Lost, X-Men: The Last Stand)
Justin Lin - director, Better Luck Tomorrow, The Fast and the Furious:
Tokyo Drift, Fast & Furious
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
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
Janel Parrish - actress & singer
David Ren - Film Director of Shanghai Kiss
Robin Shou (仇雲波) - martial artist
Harry Shum, Jr. (岑勇康) - actor, dancer, and singer in Glee
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) *
Lauren Tom - actress, 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
Kelly Vitz - actress on Sky High and Nancy Drew
Garrett Wang (王以瞻) - actor in Star Trek: Voyager
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
Helen Wong - model and actress
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 - YouTube star, once #1 Most Subscribed Comedian (All Time)
Kiko Wu - adult model and actress
Vanness Wu - actor, singer, director, producer based in Asia
Martin Yan - chef, host of Yan Can Cook
Welly Yang - actor and artist
XiXi Yang - TV host and model
Vern Yip - interior designer and TV host
Eugenia Yuan, actrees and daughter of Cheng Pei Pei
Victor Sen Yung - actor, portrayed Hop Sing in Bonanza
Nan Zhang - actress, Gossip Girl as Kati Farkas
Kevin Cheng - TVB actor
Journalism
Sewell Chan - journalist, The New York Times
Emily Chang - journalist from CNN
Jeff Chang - journalist, hip-hop historian
Iris Chang - historian and journalist
Laura Chang - science editor, The New York Times
Julie Chen - newsreader on The Early Show and host of Big Brother
Anna Chen Chennault (陳香梅) - journalist, notable in American public
life; also, 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
Ben Fong-Torres (方振豪) - journalist, Rolling Stone
Jennifer 8. Lee - journalist, The New York Times
Carol Lin - news anchor
Sam Chu Lin - journalist, one of the first Asian Americans on network TV
news
Laura Ling - journalist
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[2]
Jennifer Su (Jennifer Tsou) - Television news anchor, Star TV
Kaity Tong - Television news anchor, 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 - writer, media/business consultant, Asian American culture
columnist for the San Francisco Chronicle
Anthony Yuen - journalist
Literature
Bette Bao Lord (包柏漪) - writer, novelist
Eileen Chang - writer
Lan Samantha Chang - writer; director of the Iowa Writer's Workshop
Frank Chin (趙健秀) - novelist, playwright, and essayist
Marilyn Chin - poet
Ben Fee - writer and labor organizer
Maxine Hong Kingston - novelist, The Woman Warrior
David Henry Hwang (黃哲倫) - playwright
Gish Jen - writer, novelist
Ha Jin - novelist, winner of the National Book Award for "Waiting"
Gus Lee (李健孫) - writer
Yiyun Li (李翊雲) - winner of the 2006 PEN/Hemingway Award
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
Amy Tan - best-selling author, The Joy Luck Club
Jade Snow Wong - writer
Timothy C. Wong (黃宗泰) - sinologist, translator, and literary theorist
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) - author of children's books
Judy Yung - writer
Helen Zia (謝漢蘭) - community activist and writer
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[3][4]
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
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
Music
Jin Au-yeung - rapper, songwriter, actor
Carmit Bachar- singer and member of The Pussycat Dolls
Flora Chan - Hong Kong-born singer/actress
Jaycee Chan - Hong Kong singer-songwriter, actor
Chi Cheng - bassist to alternative metal band, Deftones
Kelis - singer [5] 1/4 Chinese
Larissa Lam - singer-songwriter-TV host
CoCo Lee - singer
Justin Lo - Hong Kong singer-songwriter, actor
Zhou Long - winner of the 2011 Pulitzer Prize for Music
Yo-Yo Ma (馬友友) - cellist
Dawn Xiana Moon - singer-songwriter, model, writer
Ne-Yo - R&B artist, 1/4 Chinese
Richard On - guitarist-songwriter for rock band O.A.R.
Bright Sheng - Chinese-American composer, conductor, and pianist
Vienna Teng - singer-songwriter
Kenneth Tse - (謝德骥) Classical Saxophonist
Sam Tsui - Youtube singer
Chris Wong Won ("Fresh Kid Ice", 'The Chinaman") - Chinese Trinidadian
rapper, member of 2 Live Crew
Only Won - rapper-actor-martial artist
Politics, law and government
Norman Bay - former United States Attorney for the District of New
Mexico (2000–2001); first Chinese American United States Attorney.
Elaine Lan Chao - U.S. Secretary of Labor from 2001 to 2009
Wilma Chan - First Asian American California State Assembly Majority
Leader (2002–2004). Democrat.
Denny Chin - judge of the United States District Court for the Southern
District of New York (1994–present), first Asian American appointed as a
United States district court judge outside of the Ninth Circuit
Margaret Chin - Member of the New York City Council representing
Chinatown.
Ming Chin - Associate Justice, Supreme Court of California.
David S. C. Chu - Under Secretary of Defense for Personnel and Readiness
(2001–2008). Republican.
Judy Chu - First Chinese-American woman to serve as U.S. Representative
(2009–present). Democrat.
Steven Chu - physicist, current United States Secretary of Energy (2009–
present), 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–present).
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. Republican.
Matthew K. Fong - California State Treasurer (1995–1999), adoptive son
of March Fong Eu. Republican.
Dolly M. Gee - Federal district judge, United States District Court for
the Central District of California.
Ed Jew - former member of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors.
Democrat.
Joyce Kennard - Associate Justice, Supreme Court of California.
George H. King - Federal district judge, United States District Court
for the Central District of California.
Peter Koo - Member of the New York City Council representing Flushing,
Queens.
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.
John Liu - New York City Comptroller and former member of the New York
City Council.
Gary Locke - current United States Secretary of Commerce (2009–present);
former Governor of Washington (1997–2005), first and only Chinese
American to serve as a state governor. Democrat.
Chin Lin Sou - community leader
Chris Lu - Assistant to the President and Cabinet Secretary
Thomas Tang - judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth
Circuit; first Chinese American federal judge.
Tina Tchen - Chief of Staff to the First Lady
Shien Biau Woo (吳仙標) - Lieutenant Governor of Delaware (1985–1989),
current president of the 80-20 Initiative. Democrat.
Harry Wu - human rights activist
Mae Yih - Oregon State Representative (1977–1983), Oregon State Senator
(1983–2003), first Chinese American to serve in a state senate.
Democrat.
Leland Yee (余胤良) - former California State Assemblyman, current
California State Senator
Science, engineering and education
Min Chueh Chang (張明覺) - co-inventor of the first birth control pill
Shiing-Shen Chern - one of the most remarkable mathematician in
Geometry.
Leroy Chiao - NASA astronaut
Thomas W. Chinn (陈参盛 [陳參盛]) -Prominent Chinese American historian.
One of the founders of the Chinese American Historical Society.
David Jung-Kuang Chiu - Former Director of Asian Studies and Dean of
University Advisement, Hofstra University
Wen Tsing Chow (周文俊) - missile guidance scientist, digital computer
pioneer
Paul C. W. Chu (朱經武) - physicist, superconductivity
Steven Chu - 1997 Nobel Prize in Physics, U.S. Secretary of Energy
(2009)
Yuan-Cheng Fung (馮元楨) - Founder of Modern Biomechanics
Lue Gim Gong (呂金功) - horticulturalist
William C. Hsiao - Harvard economist
Feng-hsiung Hsu (許峰雄) - IBM developer of Deep Blue, which beat World
Chess Champion Garry Kasparov in 1997
Him Mark Lai - Chinese American studies
Charles Goodall Lee - first licensed Chinese American dentist in the
United States, financier of Chinese American Citizens Alliance in
Oakland Chinatown, spouce of Clara Elizabeth Chan Lee.
Tsung-dao Lee (李政道) - 1957 Nobel laureate in Physics
Choh Hao Li (李卓皓) - biochemist
T. Y. Lin (林同炎) - civil engineer (bridgebuilder)
Tung Hua Lin (林同驊) - Professor (UCLA), aerospace and structural
engineer
Huping Ling - Professor of History at Truman State University, author
Edward Lu - NASA astronaut
Samuel C. C. Ting - 1976 Nobel laureate, Physics
Terence Chi-Shen Tao (陶哲軒) - mathematician, Fields Medal winner,
Professor (UCLA)
Roger Y. Tsien (錢永健) - 2008 Nobel laureate, chemistry
Daniel Chee Tsui - 1998 Nobel prize, Physics
Taylor Wang - first ethnic Chinese scientist to go into space, 1985 on
space shuttle Challenger
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. She
also worked on the Manhattan Project.
Frank H. Wu - author, law professor, and former law school dean
Chen Ning Yang (楊振寧) - 1957 Nobel laureate in Physics
Shing-Tung Yau (丘成桐) - mathematician, Fields Medal winner.
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.
Sports
Nathan Adrian - Olympic medal winner, swimming
Johnny Chan - professional Poker Player
Bruce Chen - MLB pitcher
Michael Chang (張德培) - youngest male tennis player to win a Grand Slam
tournament
Ray Chang - baseball player
Tiffany Chin (陳婷婷) - figure skater
Brian Ching (程拜仁) - soccer player for Houston Dynamo and the United
States national team
Amy Chow (周婉儀) - gymnast and Olympic medal winner
Norm Chow (周友賢) - UCLA Bruins offensive coordinator
Julie Chu - Olympic medal winner, ice hockey
Mark Foo - professional surfer
Christina Gao - figure skater
Ivana Hong - gymnastics
Karen Kwan - former figure skater, sister of Michelle Kwan
Michelle Kwan (關穎珊) - Olympic medal winner, figure skating [6]
Jeremy Lin - NBA basketball player
Corrie Lothrop - gymnastics
Chuck Sun - professional Motocross racer
Kevin Tan - Olympic medal winner, gymnastics
Ed Wang- professional American football player
Lisa Wang - rhythmic gymnastics
Caroline Zhang- figure skater
Other
Chang and Eng Bunker - {暹羅雙胞胎} Siamese twins, pioneer immigrants
Vincent Chin - killed in fight, considered by Chinese-American advocacy
groups to be victim of bias crime
Raymond Kwok Chow (周國祥) - also known as "Shrimp Boy", San Francisco
Chinatown mobster, leader of the San Francisco Chapter of Chinese
Freemasons
Clara Elizabeth Chan Lee - first Chinese American woman voter in the
United States.
Mock Duck - (世荣模拟)- New York Chinatown mobster, leader of the Hip
Sing Tong.
Betty Ong - {鄧月薇}flight attendant on American Airlines Flight 11
Little Pete - (馮正初) - San Francisco Chinatown mobster
Katherine Young (郑珣) - world's oldest user of the Internet
Yung Wing (容闳) - first Chinese and Asian to obtain a degree from an
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Art and design
Doug Chiang, movie designer and artist
Christine Wang, architect, curator, artist, founder of Wang Museum of
Technology
Jason Wu, fashion designer
Alexander Wang, fashion designer
[edit]Business
Christine Chen, founder and CEO of Chen Communications, former Emmy award
winning journalist and news anchor
Steve Chen, founder and CEO of Galactic Computing
Steve Chen, co-founder of YouTube
David Chu, co-founder of Nautica, clothing company
Tony Hsieh, CEO of Zappos.com, online shoe store
Jen-Hsun Huang, co-founder and CEO of NVIDIA, computer graphics card company
Min H. Kao, co-founder of Garmin, billionaire
Kai-Fu Lee, President of Google China
Dan Lin, CEO of Lin Pictures and producer of Sherlock Holmes (2009 film) [1]
John Tu, co-founder Kingston Technologies, billionaire
Jerry Yang, co-founder of Yahoo!, billionaire [2]
Ben Chiu, founder of KillerApp.com acquired by CNET
[edit]Entertainment
Louis Ozawa Changchien, actor; he is 1/2 Taiwanese
Roger Fan, actor
Janet Hsieh, model and travel host of Fun Taiwan
George Hu, actor based in Taiwan
Frank Hwang, YouTube celebrity [3]
Ang Lee, film director of Brokeback Mountain, Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
, and Hulk [4][5][6][7][8]
Justin Lin, film director of Better Luck Tomorrow, Annapolis and The Fast
and the Furious: Tokyo Drift [9]
Lucy Liu, actress
Ivan Shaw, actor
Fang-Yi Sheu, principal dancer of the Martha Graham Dance Company
Will Tiao, actor and producer
Kevin Wu, YouTube celebrity
Raymond Wu, well-known professional poker player
Welly Yang, actor, playwright, and singer
Leehom Wang, singer, actor, and songwritter
[edit]Journalism
Jeff Chang, journalist, hip-hop historian
Laura Chang, science editor, The New York Times
Christine Chen, successful journalist and anchor
Connie Chung, successful journalist and anchor
Patty Hou, former news and fashion anchor, current entertainment anchor in
Taiwan
Chiang Nan, newspaper editor
[edit]Literature
Eric Liu, writer, a speechwriter of Bill Clinton
Lan Samantha Chang, writer; director of the Iowa Writer's Workshop
[edit]Music
Robert Chen, violinist, Concertmaster of Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Andrew Chou, member of hip-hop group Machi based in Taiwan
Connie Chung, TV news anchor, the second woman ever to anchor a national
news program
Evonne Hsu, pop singer based in Taiwan
Stanley Huang, singer based in Taiwan
Cho-Liang Lin, violinist
Amber Liu (singer), singer/rapper from Korean pop group f(x) (band)
Jerry Lo, singer-songwriter based in Taiwan
Wilber Pan, pop singer based in Taiwan
Fan-Wei Qi, pop singer based in Taiwan
Vienna Teng, singer-songwriter
Lara Veronin, vocalist of Taiwanese group Nan Quan Ma Ma
Leehom Wang, pop singer-songwriter based in Taiwan
Vanness Wu, member of boyband F4 based in Taiwan
Sophia Yan, pianist
[edit]Politics, law and government
Elaine Chao, United States Secretary of Labor in the George W. Bush
Administration
John Chiang California State Controller
John Liu, first Asian American City Councilman of New York City, and
currently serving as New York City Comptroller
David Wu, first and only Taiwanese American U.S. Representative, Democrat
from Oregon
Sherman Wu, civil rights activist and scientist
[edit]Science and education
Steve Chen, computer scientist, supercomputer designer, Cray
Paul C. W. Chu, physicist, superconductivity
Steven Chu, 1997 Nobel Prize in Physics, first Asian-American to run one of
the 16 national laboratories operated by the Department of Energy (Lawrence
Berkeley National Laboratory), current Secretary of Energy of the United
States
Fan Chung, mathematician
David Ho, AIDS researcher, Time's Person of the Year
Henry C. Lee, forensic scientist
Yuan Tseh Lee, Nobel Prize in Chemistry, Professor Emeritus University of
California at Berkeley (He was Taiwanese American until 1994 when he
renounced his American citizenship to become the President of Academia
Sinica)
Chang-Lin Tien, former Chancellor of the University of California at
Berkeley[10]
Pei-Yuan Wei, creator of ViolaWWW
Henry T. Yang, chancellor, UC Santa Barbara
Andrew Chi-Chih Yao, a winner of the Turing Award, a prominent computer
scientist and computational theorist.
Nai-Chang Yeh, a world class physicist specialized in condensed matter
physics. Fellow, American Association for the Advancement of Science; Fellow
, American Physical Society.
Li-Huei Tsai, HHMI Investigator and Professor of MIT specialized in brain
development and Alzheimer disease[11].
[edit]Sports
Jeremy Lin, first Taiwanese American in NBA
Chien-Ming Wang, Major League Baseball player currently playing for the
Washington Nationals
Michael Chang, International Tennis Hall of Fame member; youngest male
tennis player to win a Grand Slam tournament
Tora Harris, high jumper; also of African-American descent
Vania King, tennis player on WTA Tour
Kevin Tan, 2008 Beijing Olympics bronze medallist US Gymnastics Team
Andy Wang, Mixed-Martial Artist, participant of The Ultimate Fighter 5
[edit]Other
Tammy and Victor, winners of The Amazing Race 14 [12]
Hubert Chang, claimed to be the third co-founder of Google [13]
Andrew Hsu, co-founder of World Children's Organization (WCO) [14]
Bill Lee, son-in-law of Al Gore [15]
Wen Ho Lee, nuclear physicist, wrongly accused for espionage and then
acquitted
Wayne Lo, American school shooter
Oliver Yeh, launched a camera into space [16 | d*******8
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