| FamilyName |
PersonalName |
ChineseName |
Birth |
Death |
Comments |
| Cadbury |
William Warder |
|
1877 |
NA |
He was a medical missionary in China, affiliated with Canton Christian College; arrived in China ca.1909. |
| Cadogan |
Alexander M. G. |
|
1884 |
NA |
He started his career in the Diplomatic service in 1908 in Europe and was promoted to H.B.M. Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary in Jan. 1934 and then as ambassador to China, arrived in China February, 1934. |
| Cai |
Aiqing |
½²·R ë |
1913 |
1978 |
He was a Communist military commander, participated in the Long March. He participated in many battles and was promoted to Lt.-General in 1955. |
| Cai |
Banghua |
½² ¨¹ µØ |
1902 |
1983 |
Cai Banghua was a well known entomologist, a member of the Chinese Academy of Science. He did research work in Germany and Japan, wrote a lot of books on termites and snout moth. |
| Cai |
Bolin |
½² ªy ÀM |
NA |
NA |
NA |
| Cai |
Caixiu |
½² ªö ¨q |
1952 |
NA |
Cai Caixiu is a gifted pianist, has won many prizes. |
| Cai |
Chang |
½²ºZ |
1900 |
1990 |
Cai Chang was a well known woman revolutionary and leader. She went to France on the work study program and studied at Montargis College, in 1924 she taught night school to Chinese workers at Billancourt. Later went to the Soviet Union, and in 1928 she was seated at in the Central Committee, She was one of the few women who went on the Long March. She participated in the activities that led to the establishment of the People's Republic of China, and in 1949 she became a leader of the Women's Federation. |
| Cai |
Changnian |
½² ªø ¦~ |
1916 |
NA |
|
| Cai |
Changnian |
½² ªø ¦~ |
|
|
Multiple Entries - 2 |
| Cai |
Changnian |
½² ©÷ ¦~ |
1905 |
1991 |
Cai Changnian contributed toward the stabilization of electricity in China. |
| Cai |
Cheng |
½² ¸Û |
1927 |
NA |
He is member of the Standing Committee of the 8th NPC. |
| Cai |
Chengxun |
½² ¦¨³Ô |
1873 |
1946 |
|
| Cai |
Chengyu |
½²©Ó ¶³ |
1907 |
1981 |
She was devoted to the study of minerals with rare elements. |
| Cai |
Chenhong |
½² ¨° ûa |
1948 |
NA |
Successful businessman and industrialist. |
| Cai |
Chennan |
½² ¨° ¨k |
1940 |
NA |
Successful businessman and wrote books on business such as _Analysis of Productivity and Sales in America_. |
| Cai |
Chiping |
½²·ö¥ |
NA |
NA |
Head of the Propaganda Bureau. |
| Cai |
Chucang |
NA |
NA |
NA |
Head of the European GMD propaganda Bureau. |
| Cai |
Chusheng |
½² ·¡ ¥Í |
1906 |
1968 |
Cai Chusheng was a well known film maker and artist, directed many well known films such as _The Spring River Flows East_ in Oct. 1947. |
| Cai |
Cuichai |
½² »A ä |
1935 |
NA |
She has won medals from the Central Committee of Guomindang for her contribution to social activity and education, and won the Prize of Phoenix from the ROC Dancing Association. |
| Cai |
Dayu |
½² ¤j ·M |
1873 |
1945 |
He was Muslim. |
| Cai |
De |
½² ¼w |
1878 |
1953 |
He was involved in various uprisings at the early 20th century, moved to Hong Kong after the War against Japan. |
| Cai |
E |
½² Áî |
1882 |
1916 |
Cai E was educated in the private tutor system and passed the first level of the Civil Service Exam when he was 14 years old. Later he studied in military schools in Japan and concerned for China's weakness. He joined the Tongmenghui and became military leader. He took part in the 1911 Revolution by declaring Yunnan's independence from the Qing government. After the failure of the Second Revolution, he was put under the surveillance of Yuan Shikai. But Cai E managed to escape to Yunnan and led the movement against Yuan Shikai in the national Protection Movement. He is regarded as a patriotic military leader in China. |
| Cai |
Erkang |
½² º¸ ±d |
1858 |
NA |
An early translator of Marxism into Chinese. |
| Cai |
Gongshi |
½² ¤½ šì |
1888 |
1928 |
He studied in Japan and was a revolutionary. After 1911 Revolution, he served in Jiangxi government. Later he served in San Yatsen's government. In 1928. He was killed by the Japanese on his mission to negotiate about Shandong. |
| Cai |
Hesen |
½² ©M ´Ë |
1895 |
1931 |
Very important early CCP theorist, Editor of Xiangdao and Central Committee member in 1922. Cai Hesen was known as one of the closest friends of Mao Zedong and for his marriage to Xiang Jingyu. |
| Cai |
Huiwen |
½² ·| ¤å |
1908 |
1936 |
A revolutionary, died in war. |
| Cai |
Jiangxi |
½² ¦¿ ¦è |
1929 |
NA |
Cai Jiangxi is a successful industrialist and served as Chairman of Taizhong Industrial Association. |
| Cai |
Jianhua |
½² «Ø µØ |
1931 |
1990 |
Cai Jianhu was an expert in theoretical physics, statistical physics and the theoretical research in condensation states. |
| Cai |
Jikun |
½² Ä~ ©ø |
1913 |
NA |
Cai Jikun is a musician and educator. He was the first director of Taiwan Symphony Orchestra, directed many performances all over the world and wrote many operas such as _Aiguo Ge_ and the _Zhaohun Qu_. |
| Cai |
Jimin |
½² ž; ¥Á |
1886 |
1990 |
He was a major character in Wuchang Uprising. |
| Cai |
Jingluan |
½² ³¢ ´º Æ} |
NA |
NA |
She was the wife of Cai Gongshi who was killed by the Japanese when served as Commissioner of Foreign Affairs for Shandong. After her husband's death, she devoted the rest of her life to education and established the Gongshi College in memory of her late husband. |
| Cai |
Jingmin |
½² ·q ¥Á |
1946 |
NA |
Cai Jimin is a well known Christian and an expert in food science and nutrition. |
| Cai |
Jiwei |
½² Ä~ ´ô |
1929 |
NA |
Cai Jiwei is a well known film director. He directed some very popular films in China, such as _Huaishu Zhuang_, _Shanshan de Hongxing_, etc. |
| Cai |
Jiwu |
½² ž; ªZ |
NA |
1915 |
A 1911 revolutionary. Went to Japan later and died in Yunnan in the Tao Yuan Movement. |
| Cai |
Juwu |
½² »E ¤ |
NA |
1913 |
Revolutionary, died in the movement against Yuan Shikai. |
| Cai |
Lin |
½²ÀM |
NA |
NA |
Listed as expelled from European Branch of the Guomindang in August 1925 meeting. |
| Cai |
Liusheng |
½² èœ ¥Í |
1902 |
1983 |
Cai Liusheng devoted himself to the study and teaching of physics and chemistry, was member of the Chinese Academy of Science, had many publications. |
| Cai |
Ninglin |
½² ¹ç ªL |
1934 |
NA |
Vice minister of Materials and Equipment of China. |
| Cai |
Peihuo |
½² °ö ¤õ |
1889 |
1983 |
Cai Peihuo was born in Taiwan. Lived in Tokyo for 5 years after 1937, then went back to China, got elected to the legislature. He went to Taiwan in 1949. He served as the vice director of the General Red Cross Association of Taiwan and the Assessment member of the Central Committee of GMD. |
| Cai |
Pingfan |
½² «Ì ÿ |
1892 |
1973 |
|
| Cai |
Qiao |
½² ¼ |
1897 |
1990 |
Cai Qiao was educated in the US, known for his research in carbohydrate metabolism and anti-hemolytic action of cholesterol, lecithin and serum. He was member of the Chinese Academy of Science and published many works on physiology. |
| Cai |
Qinghua |
½² ¼y µØ |
1905 |
1973 |
Cai Qinghua was a military officer, went to Taiwan in 1949. |
| Cai |
Ruiting |
½² ç‹ ¾^ |
NA |
1913 |
Very active in the revolutions at the turn of the century. |
| Cai |
Rulin |
½² ¦¼ ÀM |
1873 |
NA |
Devoted to education in his early life, then involved in politics in the early 20th century. |
| Cai |
Runsheng |
½²¼í ¥Í |
1922 |
NA |
Member of the Chinese Academy of Science, specialized in the study of new antibiotics, published many articles and a three-volume book on antibiotics. |
| Cai |
Ruohong |
½²Y ¬õ |
1910 |
NA |
Cai Ruohong is a painter and art critic, worked in Yan'an in the late 1930s. He has hold many positions in the art circle and was elected to the NPC many times. |
| Cai |
Shangsi |
½² ©| «ä |
1905 |
NA |
Received traditional education and well grounded in history and philosophy, has written many books and was active in many historical and philosophical societies. |
| Cai |
Shaobo |
½² ¤Ö §B |
1917 |
NA |
General editor of _Taiwan Daily_. |
| Cai |
Shenxi |
½²¥Óº³ |
1906 |
1932 |
Joined CCP in 1924. First Class of Huangpu Military Academy. Died in Battle. |
| Cai |
Shichun |
½²®ÉÝÏ |
1898 |
NA |
Sino-French Institute Archives, Student#122. Thesis in 1929, 71p. "Incidents ou accidents consecutifs aux injections de lipiodol employees comme moyen de diagnostic des tumeurs intra-rachidiennes". Some notes on taking medical classes; A note in his file, "A la brochure, "Le Chemin vers L'Independence" tsai Shih-chun. Graduated in 1930. |
| Cai |
Tianxin |
½² ¤Ñ ¤ß |
1915 |
NA |
Professor, writer and newspaper editor, Cai Tianxin is a member of the Chinese Writers' Association. His main work includes _Changbai Shanxia_ and _Hongqi Song_. |
| Cai |
Tinggan |
½² ®x ·F |
1861 |
1935 |
Studied in America as one of the first students of China's modern education program. Served as naval officer of the Qing government, Vice-Admiral in Yuan Shikai's government, and later senior military adviser in the Republican government. |
| Cai |
Tunming |
½² ¼[ »Ê |
1932 |
NA |
Cai Tunming is an expert in criminal law. He has written many books on law and justice such as _A Comparative Study of the Law of Tang and Modern Criminal Laws_(1968), and _Criminal PsYoung Catholichology_(1978). |
| Cai |
Wenhao |
½² ¤å ¯E |
1913 |
NA |
Religious leader in the Protestant Church in China. MA degree from Princeton University in 1947. Member of the Standing Committee of the 7th and 8th CPPCC. |
| Cai |
Wuji |
½²µL§Ò |
NA |
NA |
Eldest son of Cai Yuanpei; He studied agriculture and veterinary medicine, and headed bureau of common inspection and testing in shanghai at one time (Boorman III, 299a); Correspondence Researcher of Beiping Yanjiuyuan. |
| Cai |
Wuji |
½² µL §Ò |
1898 |
1980 |
Agriculture engineer and veterinary surgeon. Educated in France and served as president of National University of Agriculture as well as professor in the 1920s and later served in the government. Member of NPC. |
| Cai |
Xiaoyi |
½² §µ ¸q |
1912 |
NA |
Member of the Supervision Council of the National Government. Went to Taiwan in 1949. |
| Cai |
Xiaoyu |
¤~›@ ¤© |
1930 |
NA |
Deputy director-general of the State Council Economic, Technological and Social Development Research Center. |
| Cai |
Xitao |
½² §Æ ³³ |
1911 |
1981 |
Self-educated well known botanist. Did a lot of pioneering work in the investigation of plant species in Yunnan. |
| Cai |
Xu |
½² ¦° |
1911 |
1985 |
Expert in wheat cultivation. Studied in the U.S., professor of agriculture. Member of Chinese Academy of Science. |
| Cai |
Yi |
½² Ò2 |
1906 |
1992 |
Aesthetician, literary critic, editor and professor. Works included _New Aesthetics_, _On New Chinese Literature_, etc. |
| Cai |
Yuangao |
½²·½°ª |
NA |
NA |
NA |
| Cai |
Yuanpei |
½² ¤¸ °ö |
1868 |
1940 |
Cai Yuanpei was an eminent scholar. Educated in Confucian classics, he was the last Hanlin scholar to have tremendous influence on Chinese history in the 20th century. He passed the highest level of Civil Service Exam when he was 24 and later studied in Europe too. He was also imbued in independent inquiry. He advocated science, democracy and new culture. He organized revolutionary societies against the Qing government and supported the 1911 Revolution. He was asked to serve in the governments in the early republic but he resigned whenever he felt the government was oppressive. He served as the Chancellor of
Beijing University from 1916 to 1926 and served as the first president of the Chinese Academia Sinica. In 1935, he resigned all government posts in protest of the government's repressive policy. He had tremendous influence on Chinese education and left behind many works which include: _Zhongguo lunli xue shi_, _Zhexue da gang_, and _Cai Yuanpei xuanji_, etc. |
| Cai |
Zengji |
½²¼W °ò |
1890 |
NA |
Received early education in Honolulu, BA from Columbia University, and later came back to China and served in the Republican government in various capacities such as mayor of Hangzhou, and many others. |
| Cai |
Zhihua |
½²¤äµØ |
NA |
NA |
NA |
| Cai |
Zili |
½²´þ ¯@ |
1919 |
1981 |
His family was originally from Fujian. Educated in the West. |
| Cai |
Zimin |
½² ¤l ¥Á |
1920 |
NA |
Editor, went to Shanghai after the Feb. 28, 1947 uprising in Taiwan. Member of the Standing Council of Taiwan Democratic Self-Government League. |
| Cai |
Ziwei |
½²¤l ½Ã |
1908 |
1990 |
Joined CCP at an early age and participated in the Grand Anti-Imperialist League. |
| Cai |
Zuoyong |
½² §@ ¹l |
1928 |
NA |
Medical doctor, many publications on the systems of heart vascular control, and temperature adjustment, etc. Member of Academia Sinica. |
| Cai |
Zuquan |
½² ¯ª ¬u |
1925 |
NA |
Self-educated scientist. Professor and vice president of Fudan University. Successfully developed several illuminants. |
| Cao |
Bingzhang |
±ä ¬± ³¹ |
1878 |
1956 |
Worked as apprentice and shop assistant in a traditional medicine shop and became a doctor of traditional medicine. Edited the _Collection of the Chinese Medicine_. Had a collection of 3,400 types of medical books. |
| Cao |
Bowen |
±ä §B »D |
1893 |
1971 |
Had military education in Japan. Held GMD military leadership. Uprising in 1949 in Hunan. Served in NPC and CPPCC. |
| Cao |
Boyi |
±ä §B ¤@ |
1926 |
NA |
Professor in politics at University of Politics in Taiwan [Zhengzhi daxue]. Studied at Stanford and Columbia University. Research in Communist movement. Works include: _The Political Experience of the Chinese Communists_, _The Rise and Fall of the Jiangxi Soviets_. |
| Cao |
Chengde |
±ä ©Ó ¼w |
1903 |
1978 |
Studied in Moscow University. Involved in education and women's work. Went to Taiwan in 1949. |
| Cao |
Chentao |
±ä ±á ÀÜ |
1893 |
1971 |
Urological surgeon. |
| Cao |
Chi |
±ä ·ö |
1916 |
NA |
Government official, ambassador to Iraq, Nepal and Cyprus. |
| Cao |
Chuanzan |
±ä „ç ÃÙ |
1910 |
1974 |
Cao Chuanzan was awarded many medals for his contributions. |
| Cao |
Desan |
±ä¼w¤T |
1894 |
NA |
Along with Xi Wende and Zhang Xingzhou a strong anti-ECCO activist. On the first Executive Committee (1924) according to RF1929. Expelled by the Left-ECCO, Cao was elected to the right wing European Branch of the Guomindang Executive Comm. in April 1927. |
| Cao |
Diqiu |
±ä ²ý ¬î |
1909 |
1976 |
Communist revolutionary, joined CCP in 1929, held leadership position at various places all the time, was arrested in 1932 and imprisoned for five years, and after that participated in the anti Japanese war immediately. After 1949, he was mayor of Chongqing and then mayor of Shanghai. Condemned in the GPCR as member of Liu Shaoqi's clique. |
| Cao |
Dongfu |
±ä ªF §ß |
1898 |
1970 |
Guzheng player. Pioneer of Cao style. Works include _Gaoshan liushu_, _Nao yuanxiao_, etc. |
| Cao |
Dumou |
±ä«×¿Ñ |
NA |
NA |
NA |
| Cao |
Fulin |
±ä ºÖ ªL |
1891 |
1964 |
Military general, went to Taiwan in 1949. |
| Cao |
Gangchuan |
±ä è ¤t |
1935 |
NA |
Deputy chief of General Staff of PLA. General. |
| Cao |
Guanghua |
±ä ¼s ¤Æ |
1905 |
NA |
Joined CCP in 1926.Participated in the Long March and many campaigns. Military decorations holder and held senior positions in PLA. |
| Cao |
Guanqun |
±ä «a ¸s |
1917 |
NA |
Joined CCP in 1937. |
| Cao |
Gubing |
±ä ¨¦ ¦B |
1895 |
1977 |
Chief editor and general manager of _Dagong bao_. |
| Cao |
Haosen |
±ä ¯E ´Ë |
1886 |
1952 |
Revolutionary and military leader, held many military positions. Studied in Japan Army University. |
| Cao |
Hengwen |
±ä ¦ë »D |
1910 |
1968 |
Editor and professor, member of the China Democratic League. |
| Cao |
Jinghua |
±ä ¹t µØ |
1897 |
1987 |
Participated in student movement in the early 20th century. Studied and taught in the Soviet Union. Professor and translator. |
| Cao |
Juru |
±ä µâ ¦p |
1901 |
1981 |
Financial expert, contributed a lot to the economic and financial management of the PRC. Joined CCP in 1930. |
| Cao |
Keqiang |
±ä §J ˜S |
1921 |
NA |
Joined CCP in 1939. Diplomat |
| Cao |
Kun |
±ä ÀC |
1862 |
1938 |
Military governor of Zhili, warlord, president from 1923 to 1924. Earlier, he studied and taught at the Tianjin Military Academy. part of the Beiyang army, served under Yuan Shikai. Fought against Cai E's anti-monarchist army, later the constitution protection army, under Duan Qirui's government. Then he split with Duan, and became president later by bribery with the support of Wu Peifu . Then he was forced to resign and lived in retirement after that. In 1937, he refused to cooperate with the Japanese. |
| Cao |
Lihuai |
±ä ¨½ Êä |
1909 |
NA |
Senior military commander, military decorations holder. |
| Cao |
Maoliang |
±ä Z ¨} |
1905 |
NA |
Economist, studied in France, Britain and Germany. |
| Cao |
Mengjun |
±ä ©s §g |
1904 |
1967 |
Participated in students movement in the early 1920s, women's movement and set up Wartime Children Protection Council and participated in many international conferences on women. |
| Cao |
Ming |
¯ó ©ú |
1913 |
NA |
Writer. Wrote many novels about workers. Works include Riding on the Wind (1959) and the Lost Laugh (1846). |
| Cao |
Mo |
±ä ÂÓ |
1898 |
NA |
Scholar and professor of astronomy and land surveying. Did research in Germany, Finland and America. Went to Taiwan in 1949. works include: History of Chinese Astronomy, Fundamental Astronomy and others. |
| Cao |
Qingping |
±äí›µÓ |
NA |
NA |
NA |
| Cao |
Qingtai |
±ä²M®õ |
1904 |
NA |
Young Catholic list address: Inst. St.Marie; Sino-French Institute Archives, Student #331; "Vue d'ensemble sur la floculation de G. Ramon depuis sa decouverte". Medicine degree, Thesis finished 1939, left France in 1945. |
| Cao |
Rulin |
±ä ¦¼ ÀM |
1876 |
1966 |
Pro-Japanese official, he was the main target of the May Fourth Incident. Educated in Classics, later went to study in Japan (1897-1904), served in the Qing government when he came back. Held many positions
in the Board of Agriculture and Commerce, later as vice president of the Board of Foreign Affairs. After 1911, he became personal adviser to Yuan Shikai, vice minister of Foreign Affairs, and was responsible for the negotiation of the treaty known as the Twenty-one Demands. He supported Yuan Shikai's monarchical plan. After Yuan died, he served in Duan Qirui's government and negotiated loans from Japan and made valuable concessions to Japan. After the May Fourth Movement, he was dismissed from his post and involved in business. He went to Taiwan in 1949, then to Tokyo in 1950, and finally to America where he lived until his death in Detroit in 1966. |
| Cao |
Shenfen |
|
1914 |
NA |
Journalist, secretary to President Office. Editor in Chief and vice president of Central Daily News and later president of China Daily News and president of the Central Daily News. Studied in America. Member of GMD Central Committee. |
| Cao |
Shifang |
NA |
NA |
NA |
Worked in Maison Chambrelent (812); entered 10/22/21. |
| Cao |
Siming |
±ä «ä ©ú |
1917 |
NA |
Military leader and Military Decorations holder. |
| Cao |
Songnian |
±ä ªQ ¦~ |
1903 |
NA |
Dermatologist, professor, specialized in the study and treatment of infectious skin diseases. Studied in the U.S. |
| Cao |
Tiange |
±ä ¤Ñ ¤à |
1901 |
NA |
Military leader of the GMD, POW from 1950-1964. Later became member of the Standing Committee of Zhejiang CPPCC. Graduated from English School in Shanghai and worked for YMCA. |
| Cao |
Tianqin |
±ä ¤Ñ å= |
1920 |
NA |
Scientist in bio-chemistry. Member of Executive Committee of International Council of Scientific Unions. Member of Chinese Academy of Science. Discovered subunit structures of light chain and heavy chain in myosin. Served as vice-president of the Association for Science and Technology. |
| Cao |
Tingguang |
±ä ®¼ ¥ú |
1909 |
NA |
GMD politician, chief of the Propaganda Department, editor-in-chief of Chengyi Daily in Fujian. Went to Taiwan in 1949. Assembly member. |
| Cao |
Tingjie |
±ä §Ê ªN |
1850 |
1926 |
Senior official of the Qing dynasty. Wrote books on the Northeastern border issue. |
| Cao |
Tingxun |
NA |
1898 |
NA |
Ship: Paul Lecat; Sino-French Institute Archives, Student #173, left 12/28 Business Major; Had been expelled in Lyon Incident. Institut Lamark; lived in house of Chen Lie (1928) studied commerce; authorized to work in a F-C bank. Worked for a Paris house of lacquer. |
| Cao |
Tingxun |
NA |
NA |
NA |
NA |
| Cao |
Xisan |
±ä¿ü¤T |
1898 |
NA |
Ship: Paul Lecat; Sino-French Institute Archives, Student#173, left 12/28 Business Major. Had been expelled in Lyons Incident. Institut lamarck; lived in house of Chen Lie (1928) studied commerce; authorized to work in a F-C bank. worked for a Paris house of lacquer. |
| Cao |
Ying |
±ä ·ë |
1908 |
1990 |
Party and government official. |
| Cao |
Yu |
±ä ·M |
1910 |
NA |
Playwright, is the single most important contributor to Chinese modern drama. the more important works include: Leiyu (1936) which was translated into English Thunderstorm; Richu (1936), translated into English Sunrise; and Beijingren (Beijing Man); etc. Joined CCP in 1957 and participated in the campaigns against "rightists" and "anti-party" writers. |
| Cao |
Yuan |
±äžs |
1902 |
1926 |
Joined CCP in 1924. Died in battle. |
| Cao |
Yunxiang |
±ä ¶³ ²» |
1881 |
NA |
Diplomat, graduated from St. John University in Shanghai. Then studied in America, won many first prizes in oratorical contest. BA degree from Yale, MBA from Harvard |
| Cao |
Zhenwu |
±ä ®¶ ªZ |
1892 |
1964 |
Military General. Imprisoned for activities against Yuan Shikai (1914-1922), continued military career afterward. Went to Hong Kong in 1949, to Taiwan in 1951. |
| Cao |
Zhongzhou |
±ä ¥ò ©P |
1909 |
NA |
Naval officer in earlier career, later held important positions such as Military Strategy Advisor to the Presidential Office; vice minister of the Ministry of Communication; etc. In 1968, he became the President and General Manager of the Chinese Merchants' Steam Navigation Company in Taiwan. |
| Cao |
Ziqiang |
NA |
1900 |
NA |
Entered Hutchinson factory (France) May 29, 1922 and left October 26, 1922. Worked with shoes. |
| Carey |
Frederic William |
|
NA |
NA |
Commissioner Chinese Maritime Customs Service. |
| Carl |
Francis Augustus |
|
1861 |
NA |
American, served in China with the Chinese Maritime Customs for 40 years. Arrived in China in 1881, and retired in 1921. He was associate delegate to International Opium Commission at Shanghai in 1909 and delegate to the International Opium Conference at Hague in 1911. He held a Civil RaNA of the Second Class. |
| Cedain |
Zhoma |
¤~ ¥¹ ¨ô º¿ |
1937 |
NA |
Popular Singer, took part in performance of large song and dance epic of _The East Is Red_. Vice-chairman of 3rd Council of Chinese Musicians Association; vice executive chairman of 5th National Committee, Chinese Federation of Literary and Art Circles. Member of Standing Committee of NPC. |
| Cen |
Chunxuan |
§Â ¬K Ÿ» |
1861 |
1933 |
Cen Chunxuan was educated in Confucius Classics and served in the Qing government. Held the position of Viceroy for Guangdong and Guangxi. Participated in 1913 Revolution, was imprisoned. In 1917, he was made president of the Guangdong military government. Resigned in 1920. |
| Cen |
Linxiang |
§Â Åï ²» |
1903 |
NA |
Linguist, studied in France (1928-1933), obtained Master degree. |
| Cen |
Weilin |
§Â ºû ¥ð |
1879 |
1985 |
Established Hong Kong Overseas Chinese Daily Newspaper. Granted title of Peace Gentleman in 1957. 1977, chairman of the Press Union in Hong Kong. |
| Cen |
Zhongmian |
§Â ¥ò «j |
1885 |
1961 |
Historian and professor, main works include: Xianqin shi, Qinhan Shi, etc. |
| Cering |
Samzhub |
¿A ¤¯ ®á¯] |
1940 |
NA |
Joined CCP in 1955, vice chairman of Tibet Autonomous Regional People's Government. |
| Chai |
Cailin |
®ã ±m ªL |
1887 |
1976 |
Won the title of National agricultural Model Worker for gaining high yield of rice per unit. |
| Chai |
Chunlin |
®ã |
1887 |
1952 |
B.A. degree from Wisconsin University. Professor and served as secretary of Education Commission of Beijing Government.
Elected to Legislation Committee in 1948. Went to Taiwan in 1949. |
| Chai |
Lianfu |
®ã ³s ´_ |
1868 |
1940 |
Christian, supported Sun Yat-sen's revolution. |
| Chai |
Zemin |
®ã ¿A ¥Á |
1916 |
NA |
Diplomat. Joined CCP in 1933, participated in the wars. After 1949, he served as senior official in the Beijing municipal government and as representative of the Ministry of Foreign Trade. After 1954, served as diplomat. He was the first ambassador to the U.S.A. |
| Chai |
Zhenming |
®ã ®¶ ©ú |
1933 |
NA |
Research fellow and professor. Studied in the Federal Republic of Germany in the late 1970s. Developed China 's first transistor testing equipment in the 1950s. |
| Chamberlain |
Culver Bryant |
|
1900 |
NA |
Arrived in Beijing in 1920 attached to American Legation, assigned as vice-consul in Canton in 1923. |
| Chang |
Carsun |
±i §g äô |
1887 |
1969 |
Founder of the important third party, National Socialist Party of China (1932), Carsun Chang (or Zhang Junmai) stood for the Third Force in the modern Chinese struggles against the Japanese invasion, and in the general political arena. |
| Chang |
Chongxuan |
±` ±R Ÿ» |
1931 |
NA |
Joined CCP in 1949. Vice-Minster of State Family Planning Committee. |
| Chang |
Depu |
±` ¼w ´¶ |
1912 |
1954 |
Active in youth activities. |
| Chang |
Enduo |
±` ®¦ ¦h |
1895 |
1942 |
Military officer in Zhang Xueliang's army, later general. 1939, joined CCP; 1942, took his troops to the Eighth Route Army. |
| Chang |
Fu |
±` ºÖ |
1872 |
NA |
Member of the Plain Red Banner. Studied in Japan in his early age. Later became diplomat as consul general in Yokohama, Japan. |
| Chang |
Fusheng |
±` ¼¾ ¥Í |
1915 |
NA |
Served in the Air Force. Went to Taiwan. |
| Chang |
Geng |
±`©° |
NA |
1916 |
Manchu. member of the Plain Yellow Banner. Military general, guarded the Sino-Russian border. Minister of the Board of War in 1904. |
| Chang |
Hengfang |
±` ùÚ ªÚ |
1882 |
NA |
Revolutionary, participated in many historical events, and held senior positions in government. |
| Chang |
Hongsheng |
°Û ûa •i |
1926 |
NA |
Studied in Hungary. Served as diplomat in Hungary, Austria, Finland, and Greece. |
| Chang |
Hui |
±` ´f |
1894 |
1985 |
Devoted to the study of folk literature and art. Consultant at the Palace Museum. |
| Chang |
Jiong |
±` ~ |
1917 |
NA |
Member of Chinese Academy of Science, specializes in Pattern Recognition and Intelligence Control. Works include _Radio Signal and Circuit Principles_. |
| Chang |
Lifu |
±` ¾¤ ¤Ò |
1912 |
NA |
Joined CCP in 1928. Holds senior position in provincial government, serves as member of the Advisory Commission of the Central Committee of CCP in 1987. |
| Chang |
Peimei |
±` è® µD |
NA |
NA |
Chang arrived in France in 1921 with the 17th group of worker-students. |
| Chang |
Qiankun |
±` °® ©[ |
1904 |
1973 |
Huangpu graduate of 3rd Infantry Class. Joined CCP in 1925. Studied aviation in the Soviet Union and served as Vice-commander of the Air Force of the PLA and vice president of the Air Force College. |
| Chang |
Renxia |
±` ¥ô «L |
1904 |
NA |
Artist, writer and professor. Taught in India in the 1940s. Member of Chinese Writers' Association, Chinese Art Association and Chinese Music Association. Member of the Central committee
f the China Association for Promoting Democracy. |
| Chang |
Shana |
±` ²ï ®R |
1931 |
NA |
Born in Lyon, France. Manchu minority. Joined her father in copying Dunhuang frescos in the 1940s. Later, studied in U.S.A. (1948-1950). Returned to China and devoted to the study and teaching of art. Serves as president of the Central Academy of Arts and Design. |
| Chang |
Shuhong |
±` „ ûa |
1904 |
NA |
Chang Shana's father. Oil painter and connoisseur of cultural relics. Manchu nationality. Studied painting in Lyon and Paris. Director of the Dunhuang Relics Research Institute. Won a gold medal from the Lyon Artists Association. |
| Chang |
Shun |
±` ð= |
1839 |
1904 |
Manchu. Military commander. Member of the Plain White Banner. Suppressed Muslim rebellion. When the Russians invaded, he sued for peace and became a puppet under the Russians in Jilin. Fought in the Sino-Japanese War. |
| Chang |
Wenxi |
±` ¤å º³ |
1902 |
NA |
Studied medicine first in Beijing, then economics in Germany. Then became baNAer in GMD government. Went to Taiwan in 1949,
involved in business. |
| Chang |
Xiangyu |
±` » ¥É |
1922 |
NA |
Famous performer of Henan Opera. Donated a plane to the government in 1951. Vice President of the Chinese Dramatists' Association. |
| Chang |
Xing |
±` ´i |
1896 |
1939 |
Buddhist moNA. Set up Buddhist institutions at several places. Secretary-general of the Chinese Buddhist Association from 1936 onwards. Works include _Fuxue Gainian_ etc. |
| Chang |
Yansheng |
±` ¿P ¥Í |
1898 |
1947 |
Taught at Middle school and universities. Professor and creator of many journals. Devoted to the work of the Chinese
Youth Party. Deputy to the Constitutional Congress in 1946
and member of the National Government in 1947. |
| Chang |
Yinhuai |
±` ³± ºi |
1876 |
1929 |
Governor of Heilongjiang Province in 1928. Executed by Zhang Xueliang in 1929. |
| Chang |
Yu |
±` ¸Î |
1928 |
NA |
Joined new Fourth Army in 1941, CCP in 1942. Senior official in the PLA Air Force. |
| Chang |
Yuqing |
±` ¥É ²M |
1905 |
1991 |
Joined CCP in 1929. Had a military career. Deputy commander of the Jiangsu Military Region. First class military decoration holder. |
| Chang |
Zhiqing |
±` ªÛ «C |
1911 |
1985 |
Joined CCP in 1935. Chief editor of Guangming Daily, Dagongbao, and People's Daily. Vice president of All-China Journalists association. |
| Chao |
Zhefu |
®Ð õ ¨j |
1894 |
1970 |
Joined CCP in 1926. Vice-Governor of Shandong province. President of Shandong University. |
| Chatley |
Herbert |
|
1885 |
NA |
Civil engineer. Came to China in 1909. Taught in China for many years and worked in many other fields. President of the Shanghai Benevolent Industrial Institution and vice-president of China Society of Science and Art. Author of numerous technical books and papers. |
| Che |
Qingyun |
¨® ¼y ¶³ |
1881 |
NA |
Military General with the Qing government and the Republic government. Participated in many historical events. |
| Che |
Xiangchen |
¨® ¦V §Õ |
1898 |
1971 |
Educator. Devoted to the promotion of elementary education, set up more than 40 schools in Shenyang. Actively participated in WWII and was arrested in 1937. Joined CCP in 1946. Vice Governor of Liaoning Province, member of the NPC, CPPCC, Vice Chairman of the Central Committee of the Democratic Progressive Party. |
| Che |
Yaoxian |
¨® Ä£ ¥ý |
1894 |
1946 |
Joined CCP in 1929, was arrested and killed in Chongqing in 1946. |
| Chen |
MIngyi |
³¯©ú¸q |
1940 |
NA |
Governor of Fujian. Joined CCP in 1960. Graduated from graduate program in Shanghai Jiaotong University in 1966. Alternate member of the Central Committee of CCP. |
| Chen |
Ailian |
³¯ ·R ½¬ |
1939 |
NA |
Choreographer with the Dance Troupe of the Guangdong Song and Dance Theater. Born in Shanghai, sent to the Yixin Orphanage
in Shanghai in 1951 when parents died. Enrolled in Beijing
Central Theatrical Academy. Won four gold medals at the 8th
World Youth Festival in HelsiNAi in 1962. Elected to CPPCC in 1986. |
| Chen |
Anbao |
³¯ ¦w –” |
1894 |
1939 |
Military commander of the National Revolutionary Army in 1926. Died in battle against the Japanese in 1939. |
| Chen |
Anren |
³¯ ¦w ¤¯ |
1890 |
NA |
Secretary of the National Revolutionary Army. Editor of many journals. GMD representative to Australia in 1921 and later became professor of history. |
| Chen |
Anyu |
³¯ ¦w ¦Ð |
1922 |
NA |
Chairman of the People's Congress of Zhejiang. Joined the New 4th Army in 1938 and the CCP in 1939. |
| Chen |
Anyu |
³¯ ¦w ¥É |
1923 |
NA |
Meteorologist and professor. Joined CCP in 1956. Won the title of National Woman Pacesetter. Works include Textbook of Prosthetic Dentistry and others. |
| Chen |
Anyu |
|
|
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Multiple Entries - 2 |
| Chen |
Baichen |
³¯ ¥Õ ¹Ð |
1908 |
NA |
Playwright and professor, very active in the modern theater movement in the 1930s. Extremely prolific. Vice-chairman of the China Association of Playwright. Joined Democratic League
in 1944, CCP in 1950. Important works include _Sheng Guan Tu_, _Dadi Huangjin_, etc. |
| Chen |
Baifang |
NA |
NA |
NA |
NA |
| Chen |
Baigao |
³¯ ¥Õ ¯o |
1931 |
NA |
Joined CCP in 1949. Deputy director of Overseas Chinese Affairs Office, State Council. |
| Chen |
Bangjie |
³¯ ¨¹ ªN |
1907 |
1970 |
Botanist and professor. Works include _Zhongguo Xianlei zhiwushu zhi_, _Zhongguo zhiwu tujian_. |
| Chen |
Bangxian |
³¯ ¨¹ ½å |
1889 |
1976 |
Educator and writer in Chinese medicine. Works include _Yixue shi gangyao_, etc. |
| Chen |
Bangzhu |
³¯ ¨¹ ¬W |
1934 |
NA |
Governor of Hunan Province. |
| Chen |
Baochen |
³¯ –” µ` |
1848 |
1935 |
Qing official. Vice-president of Board of Ceremonies. Governor of Shanxi, Tutor to Emperor Puyi. |
| Chen |
Baochuan |
³¯ –” ¤t |
1917 |
NA |
Professor of Law , Chairman of Board of Directors, Zhanghua Commercial BaNA. |
| Chen |
Baoquan |
³¯ –” ¬u |
1874 |
1937 |
Educator. Studied in Japan. Later conducted investigation on education in Japan, the Philippines and U.S.A. Professor of Literature at NaNAai University. |
| Chen |
Baoyin |
³¯ °\ ìŒ |
1886 |
1960 |
Professor of Economics and Business. Taught in Moscow in the 1920s. The first one to translate Marx's _On Capital_ into Chinese. Works include _New Economics and Scientific Social View_. |
| Chen |
Baozhen |
³¯ –” ½e |
1831 |
1900 |
Qing official. Promoted reform and carried out the new policies with great efforts. Was removed from office in 1898. |
| Chen |
Beiou |
³¯ ¥_ ûG |
1911 |
1981 |
Writer and journalist. Chief editor of a number of newspapers and journals and was member of the League of Left- Wing Writers. Went to Japan in 1933 and stayed until 1936. Works include _Xinqu_and _Sufeng ji_, etc. |
| Chen |
Bi |
³¯ ¾À |
1852 |
1928 |
Qing Official. Vice Minister of the Board of Commerce and the Board of Revenue. Removed from office in 1909 on charges of bribery. |
| Chen |
Biao |
³¯ ³C |
1923 |
NA |
Astrophysicist. Member of the International Astronomic society. |
| Chen |
Biaoru |
³¯ ³C ¦p |
1910 |
NA |
Professor of economics. Specialized in international finance and international economic thought. Chief works include What is Keynesism (book) and Fundamentals of International Finance (book). |
| Chen |
Bijun |
³¯ ¾À §g |
1890 |
1959 |
Wang Jingwei's wife. Born in Malaya. Participated in revolutionary activities in the early 20th century. One of the three leading members of the Tongmenghui. Had enormous influence over her husband, held official government positions in Wang's government at Nanjing which collaborated with the Japanese. She was the political director of Guangdong province, with power over the provincial governors of Guangdong. After Wang died in 1944, she held the government together. When the Japanese surrendered, she was arrested, tried and sentenced to life imprisonment. Refused to recant and died in prison hospital because of illness. |
| Chen |
Bin |
³¯ ±l |
1919 |
NA |
Vice-minister of the State Planning Commission, vice-chairman of National Defense Scientific and Technological Commission. Led delegations to foreign countries like the U.S. and Egypt. participated in the development of China's space industry. |
| Chen |
Binfan |
³¯ ±l ÿ |
1934 |
NA |
Vice-governor of Fujian Province. Deputy general manager of China International Trust and Investment Corporation. |
| Chen |
Bing |
³¯ ¦B |
1920 |
NA |
Journalist, politician. Chairman of the Tianjin Branch of CPPCC. |
| Chen |
Bingcong |
³¯ ªÃ Áo |
1921 |
NA |
Professor. Member of the Academia Degrees Committee of State Council. |
| Chen |
Binghuan |
³¯ ¬± ¾È |
1916 |
NA |
Military general. Went to Taiwan in 1949. In business after retirement from the army in 1966. |
| Chen |
Bingkun |
³¯ ¬± µO |
1868 |
1927 |
Army commander in Guangxi against Yuan Shikai in 1916. In 1921, he was against Sun Yat-sen in taking the presidency. Defeated and removed from office. Moved to Hong Kong but went back to China in 1926. |
| Chen |
Bingmei |
³¯ ¬± ±ö |
1918 |
NA |
Pediatrician |
| Chen |
Bingquan |
³¯ ªÃ Åv |
1931 |
NA |
Vice chairman of the 10th and 11th Executive Committee of All China Federation of Trade Unions. Vice president of China Enterprise Management Association. |
| Chen |
Bingsheng |
³¯ ¬± ¥Í |
1925 |
NA |
Director of the First Department of Central Personnel Administration. |
| Chen |
Bingyu |
³¯ ¬± ¦t |
1918 |
NA |
Went to Yan'an in 1939, joined CCP in 1942. Held various government and party positions, including vice-chairman of Inner Mongolian Regional People's Government. |
| Chen |
Bingyuan |
³¯ ªÃ ²W |
NA |
NA |
NA |
| Chen |
Bingzhang |
³¯ ¬± ³¹ |
1899 |
NA |
Department chief, internal Revenue Administration, Ministry of Finance at Shanghai in the 1930s. |
| Chen |
Bingzhao |
³¯ ¬± ¥ü |
1911 |
1980 |
Physical metallurgist. Had an American patent in 1950. Came back to China afterward and developed materials urgently needed in China's space engineering. |
| Chen |
Bisheng |
³¯ ºÑ ²Æ |
1908 |
NA |
Professor in the history of Taiwan, overseas Chinese and Thailand. Member of the Central Committee of China Democratic League. |
| Chen |
Bo |
³¯ ¼½ |
1920 |
NA |
Member of the Standing Committee of the Council of China Film Association. |
| Chen |
Bo |
³¯ «k |
1925 |
NA |
Photographer, vice chairman of Chinese Photographers' Association. Won medals in international photographic exhibitions. |
| Chen |
Bo |
|
|
|
Multiple Entries - 2 |
| Chen |
Boang |
³¯ §B ©ù |
1880 |
1965 |
Received classic education, studied in Japan. Held many junior government positions in various fields after 1915. |
| Chen |
Bochui |
³¯ §B §j |
1906 |
NA |
Writer of children's literature. Editor in Chief of children magazines. Member of the Council of Chinese Writers' Association. |
| Chen |
Bocun |
³¯ §B §ø |
1909 |
1992 |
Joined CCP in 1932. Purged in connection with the Gao Gang Affair in 1954. Elected member of the Standing Committee of the 6th CPPCC in 1983. |
| Chen |
Boda |
³¯ §B ¹F |
1904 |
1989 |
Very important figure in modern Chinese history. Chen joined CCP in 1927 and studied in Moscow. Went to Yan'an 1937, later served as political secretary to Mao Zedong. He was editor of many important magazines and the chief editor of _Hongqi_, the most important magazine of the CCP. he accompanied Mao to Moscow in 1957. Elected member of the Standing Committee of the Politbureau of CCP in 1966. Member of the Central Committee of the GPCR. Expelled from CCP in
1973 because of his activities in the GPCR and in connection with Lin Biao. He was sentenced to 18 years of imprisonment. Released in 1988. |
| Chen |
Boer |
³¯ ªi ¤I |
1910 |
1951 |
Actress, playwright, director. Member of the Standing Committee of China's Film Association. |
| Chen |
Boji |
³¯ §B Æk |
1911 |
NA |
professor, went to Taiwan in 1949. Wrote _Principle of Chinese Democratic Politics_. |
| Chen |
Bojian |
³¯ §B °í |
1922 |
1991 |
Joined CCP in 1939. Vice president of the China News Agency. |
| Chen |
Bojun |
³¯ §B ¶v |
1910 |
1974 |
President of Higher Military College, visited East Europe and Mongolia. |
| Chen |
Bokang |
³¯ §B ±d |
1897 |
1980 |
Professor of tissue embryology. |
| Chen |
Boping |
³¯ §B ¥ |
1885 |
1907 |
Educated in classics. Studied in Japan. Helped Qiu Jin to set up Women's Newspaper. Died in battle against Qing army in an uprising. |
| Chen |
Bosheng |
³¯ ³Õ ¥Í |
1891 |
1957 |
Editor and chief editor of many newspapers. Participated in the ceremony of Japan's surrender on the Battleship Missouri. Elected member of the Legislative Yuan. Went to Taiwan in 1949. |
| Chen |
Botao |
³¯ §B ³³ |
1855 |
1930 |
Scholar and educator. Member of the Imperial Academy of the Qing Dynasty. Moved to Hong Kong after the Republic of China
was founded. Known for his rich collection of books. |
| Chen |
Bulei |
³¯ ¥¬ ¹p |
1890 |
1948 |
Journalist and chief editors of Shang Bao and The China Times. Best known as Chiang Kai-shek's confidential secretary, wrote Chiang Kai-shek's speeches and phrased the policy of the GMD and the National government. Became deputy minister of Department Education, deputy secretary general of the Central Political Council, and deputy secretary general of the Supreme National Defense Council. He was also active in the planning of the Sanmin Zhuyi Youth Corps. Committed suicide in 1948. Wrote _Reminiscences of Chen Bulei_. |
| Chen |
Cai |
³¯ ¤~ |
1931 |
NA |
Professor. Expert in economic geography of the Soviet Union. Works include _Economic Geography of the Soviet Union_ and _World Economic Geography_. |
| Chen |
Cai |
|
|
|
Multiple Entries - 2 |
| Chen |
Cai |
³¯ ¤~ |
1881 |
1911 |
One of the 72 martyrs died in Guangzhou Uprising in 1911. |
| Chen |
Cai Lianchang |
³¯ ½² Ÿx ©÷ |
1912 |
NA |
Educator. Educated In Japan and taught Tokyo University of Foreign Languages and Meiji University until the end of W.W.II. Then went back
to Taiwan and continued teaching. Works include
_History of Prose of the Ming and Qing Dynasties_. |
| Chen |
Cangzheng |
³¯ Ü ¥¿ |
1912 |
NA |
GMD politician. Member of the Legislative Yuan. Went to Taiwan in 1949. |
| Chen |
Canyun |
³¯ ´Ý ¶³ |
1914 |
NA |
Writer. Member of the Council of Chinese Writers' Association and the China Federation of Literature and Art Circles. |
| Chen |
Ce |
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|
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Multiple Entries - 2 |
| Chen |
Ce |
³¯ µ¦ |
1883 |
NA |
Studied in Japan. Parliamentary member in the 1910s and 1920s. |
| Chen |
Ce |
³¯ µ¦ |
1893 |
1949 |
Politician and vice admiral. Played important roles in the events of the 1910s and 1920s. |
| Chen |
Chang |
³¯ ©÷ |
1894 |
1930 |
Born in Guangxi, (Wuzhou). School teacher. Joined CCP in 1921, then joined GMD in 1924. Engaged in organizing the worker- peasant movement and the CCP system in Hunan. Arrested and killed in Hunan. |
| Chen |
Changben |
³¯ ©÷ ¥» |
1935 |
NA |
Vice Minister of the Department of Culture. |
| Chen |
Changcu |
³¯ ªø ÁL |
1892 |
NA |
President of the higher court in Hunan, Hubei and Anhui from 1928 to 1946. |
| Chen |
Changhao |
³¯ ©÷ ¯E |
1902 |
1967 |
One of the early leaders of the CCP. Studied in the Soviet Union. One of the 28 Bolsheviks. Political commissar of the Red New 4th Army. Member of the 5th and 6th CCPCC. Supported Chang Guotao in his struggle against Mao Zedong and felt into oblivion and later worked as writer and translator of Marxist works. Works include _A History of Revolution in the Modern World_ and _On Political Parties_. |
| Chen |
Changheng |
³¯ ©÷ ¿Å |
1888 |
1987 |
Professor and governmental official. Member of the Legislative Yuan. |
| Chen |
Changle |
³¯ ªø ¼Ö |
1888 |
NA |
Council general to Singapore, America and Canada etc. |
| Chen |
Changqian |
³¯ ©÷ Á¾ |
1921 |
NA |
Photo, vice chairman of the council of Chinese Photographers' Association. |
| Chen |
Changwu |
³¯±`ªZ |
NA |
NA |
Young Catholic list address: Montee du Telegraph 4, Lyon. |
| Chen |
Chao |
³¯ ¶W |
1910 |
1982 |
One of the 72 martyrs in the Guangzhou Uprising on April 27, 1911. |
| Chen |
Chaobi |
³¯ ´Â ¾À |
1905 |
1982 |
Professor of Law. Works include _Principles of Roman Law_ and _Principles of British and American Law_. |
| Chen |
Chaochen |
³¯ ¶W ¹Ð |
1929 |
NA |
Professor of agricultural economy. |
| Chen |
Chaoneng |
³¯´Â¯à |
NA |
NA |
Young Catholic list address: Montee du Telegraph 4, Lyon. |
| Chen |
Cheng |
³¯ ¸Û |
1898 |
1965 |
A very important figure in the history of the Republic of China. He was the general chief of staff and general commander of armies in the 1930s and 1940s. After he went to Taiwan in 1948, he was first the governor of Taiwan province then vice president of the Republic of China on Taiwan and the GMD. |
| Chen |
Chengyi |
³¯ ¦¨ ¸q |
1907 |
1957 |
Joined CCP in 1932. |
| Chen |
Chi |
|
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Multiple Entries - 2 |
| Chen |
Chi |
³¯ Ÿy |
1855 |
NA |
Qing scholar and court official. Wrote about 100 articles advocating learning from the West. |
| Chen |
Chi |
³¯ ¦À |
1931 |
NA |
Businessman. |
| Chen |
Chngjie |
³¯ ªø ±¶ |
1898 |
1968 |
Military general of GMD. Became prisoner of war in 1949. Released from prison in 1959 and worked in the Committee of Culture and History of the CPPCC. |
| Chen |
Chongguang |
³¯ « ¥ú |
1913 |
NA |
Businessman in shipping industry. |
| Chen |
Chonggui |
³¯ ±R ®Û |
1882 |
1964 |
Graduated from an American seminary, devoted to religious activity and education. Was the head of Chongqing Seminary, gave sermons in Europe, America and Southeast Asia. |
| Chen |
Chongxian |
³¯±R¾Ë |
NA |
NA |
NA |
| Chen |
Chu |
³¯ ·¡ |
1917 |
NA |
Journalist and diplomat. Ambassador to Japan. Permanent representative to UN. |
| Chen |
Chuan |
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Multiple Entries - 2 |
| Chen |
Chuan |
³¯ ¤t |
1934 |
NA |
Member of National Assembly. |
| Chen |
Chuan |
³¯ ÝÜ |
1908 |
NA |
Expert in tea. Works include _The Origin of Tea Trees_ and the _General History of Tea Leaves_. |
| Chen |
Chuanlin |
³¯ ¶Ç ÀM |
1897 |
1945 |
Photographer. From 1931 on there were about 100 of his photos displayed in international photo exhibitions and one of them was kept forever by the Chicago Museum. |
| Chen |
Chuanxi |
³¯ ¶Ç º³ |
1916 |
NA |
Conductor of Shanghai Symphony Orchestra. Member of the council of Chinese Musicians. |
| Chen |
Chuanyong |
³¯¶Çµú |
NA |
NA |
NA |
| Chen |
Chun |
³¯ ¬K |
1877 |
1911 |
One of the 72 martyrs of the Guangzhou Uprising in 1911. |
| Chen |
Chunan |
³¯ ·¡ «n |
1884 |
1971 |
Born in Singapore. Leader of the Singapore branch of Tongmenghui. Engaged in revolutionary activities and held positions in government of the early Republic of China. Went back to Singapore in 1933. |
| Chen |
Chunming |
³¯ ¬K ©ú |
1925 |
NA |
Research fellow in nutriology and epidemic prevention. Member of international academic organizations on nutrition. |
| Chen |
Chunpu |
³¯ ¬K ®E |
1900 |
1966 |
Chen followed Wang Jingwei very closely. Studied at Sun Yat-sen University in Moscow, served in the Republic government, later in Wang's government during WWII. Was sentenced to death at the end of war, later changed to life imprisonment. Died in prison in 1966. |
| Chen |
Chunxian |
³¯ ¬K ¥ý |
1934 |
NA |
Physicist, research fellow of the Institute of Physics under the Academy of Science. Established the Advanced Technological Development Service Center at Zhongguancun Street in Beijing. |
| Chen |
Cisheng |
³¯ ¦¹ ¥Í |
1900 |
1981 |
Joined the League of Left-wing Writers in 1933. In 1946, participated in the establishment of the Revolutionary Committee of the GMD and was the vice-chairman of its Central Committee. After 1949, served as vice governor of Guangxi and member of the Standing Committee of the CPPCC and NPC. Chief editor of the Guangming Daily. |
| Chen |
Cong |
³¯ Úz |
1905 |
NA |
Official in finance department of the republican government. Went to Taiwan in 1949. Specialized in tax revenue. Head of the Tax Revenue Branch of the Finance Ministry. |
| Chen |
Congying |
³¯ Úz ^ |
1902 |
NA |
Ren Bishi's wife. Executive Committee of the National Women's Confederation. |
| Chen |
Cuizhen |
³¯ »A ¯u |
1898 |
1958 |
Pediatrician, professor. President of the Children's Hospital of Shanghai Medical College. |
| Chen |
Da |
³¯ ¹F |
1892 |
1975 |
Professor of sociology. Received Ph.D. in 1923 from Columbia University and went back to China in the same year. Taught in Qinghua College, later Qinghua University. One of the pioneers in population study in China. Member of the Academy of Science after 1938. Member of many international associations on population. Traveled extensively in the world. He was one of the first who raised the population problem in China and advocated population control as early as 1953. |
| Chen |
Dabei |
³¯ ¤j ´d |
1887 |
1944 |
Pioneer of modern drama in China. Editor of a drama magazine, and served in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. |
| Chen |
Dai |
³¯ ©§ |
1915 |
NA |
Metallurgist. Standing Committee member of the council of Chinese Metal Society. |
| Chen |
Daichu |
³¯ ©§ ¦ |
1913 |
NA |
Diplomat and professor. |
| Chen |
Daisun |
³¯ ©§ ®] |
1900 |
NA |
Ph.D. in economics from Harvard in 1926. Professor and chief editor of the journal _Economic Science_, member of the Standing Committee of CPPCC. Works include _History of Political Economics_. |
| Chen |
Dancheng |
³¯ ¤¦ ¸Û |
1919 |
NA |
Artist and professor of National Taiwan Arts Academy. Director of the Association of Chinese Painting and Calligraphy. Works exhibited overseas frequently. |
| Chen |
Daohong |
³¯ ¹D ¥° |
1915 |
1984 |
Professor of civil engineering. |
| Chen |
Daohong |
³¯ ¹D ¥° |
1915 |
NA |
Senior engineer in water conservancy and hydrology. |
| Chen |
Daohong |
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| Chen |
Daoming |
³¯ ¹D ©ú |
1928 |
NA |
Expert in microwave communications. Participated in the development of the transmitters of China's generation communication satellites. |
| Chen |
Daqi |
³¯ ¤j ûâ |
1887 |
1983 |
Professor and president of Beijing University in 1930. Chairman of the Examination Committee for many years. Went to Taiwan in 1949 and continued to be professor. |
| Chen |
Dayi |
³¯ ¤j ¸q |
1921 |
NA |
Military official in communication. Joined the Red Army in 1935 and the CCP in 1937. |
| Chen |
Dayuan |
³¯ ¹F ¤¸ |
1905 |
1981 |
Joined GMD in 1926. Held various local positions before 1945. Went to Taiwan in 1949 and held positions in the Central Committee of the GMD. |
| Chen |
De |
³¯ ¼w |
1914 |
1983 |
Joined CCP in 1933. Participated in important campaigns. Military decorations holder. |
| Chen |
Degui |
NA |
NA |
NA |
NA |
| Chen |
Deheng |
³¯ ¼w ùÚ |
1898 |
NA |
Head of the Business School of Xiamen University. |
| Chen |
Deming |
³¯ ¼w ©ú |
1920 |
NA |
Biologist, research fellow of Chinese Academy of Science. |
| Chen |
Demou |
³¯ ¼w ¿Ñ |
1903 |
1968 |
Graduate of the fifth class of Huangpu Military Academy. Went to Taiwan in 1949. |
| Chen |
Dengke |
³¯ µn ¬ì |
1915 |
NA |
Medical expert. Studied in New York University in 1955. |
| Chen |
Dengyuan |
³¯ µn ì |
1900 |
1974 |
Historian. |
| Chen |
Denian |
³¯ ¼w ¦~ |
1910 |
NA |
Director of Taiwan Railway Bureau. |
| Chen |
Deren |
³¯ ¼w ¤¯ |
1922 |
NA |
Expert in rocket control technology. |
| Chen |
Desheng |
³¯ ¼w ³Ó |
1937 |
NA |
Engineer in telecommunications. |
| Chen |
Dezheng |
³¯ ¼w ¼x |
1893 |
NA |
GMD party official in Shanghai. Editor in chief of _Minguo Daily_. |
| Chen |
Dianxue |
³¯¨å¾Ç |
NA |
NA |
NA |
| Chen |
Diexian |
³¯ ½º ¥P |
1878 |
1940 |
Qing scholar. Writer and industrialist. |
| Chen |
Dingguo |
³¯ ©w °ê |
1939 |
NA |
Researcher in business management. Works include _A Comparative Study of the Administration of Gigantic Enterprises in Taiwan_. |
| Chen |
Dinghong |
³¯ ©w ê— |
1912 |
NA |
Sociologist. Works include _Sun Benwen and Chinese Sociology_, etc. |
| Chen |
Dingmin |
³¯ ©w ¥Á |
1910 |
NA |
Translator. Participated in the translation of Liu Shaoqi's works and Mao Zedong's works into French. |
| Chen |
Dingyao |
³¯ ©w ³ó |
1923 |
NA |
Specialist in surgical physiopathology. |
| Chen |
Dong |
³¯ ªF |
1914 |
NA |
Joined CCP in 1932. Diplomat. |
| Chen |
Duheng |
³¯ §ù ¿Å |
1885 |
NA |
Was sent by the Qing government to England and served on board a British man-of-war in the Mediterranean. When he came back, he taught in Chinese naval colleges. |
| Chen |
Dunli |
³¯ ´° § |
1936 |
NA |
Studied in U.S., got patent rights of gas fuel from West Germany, U.K., U.S.A. and Japan. |
| Chen |
Duoru |
³¯ ¦· ¦p |
1888 |
1961 |
Studied in Japan from 1907 to 1912. |
| Chen |
Duxiu |
³¯ ¿W ¨q |
1879 |
1942 |
One of the most influential Chinese leaders in the 20th century, Chen Duxiu let several key movements in China. He was the main proponent of the New Culture Movement (1915-1921), advocated the adoption of "Mr. Science and Mr. Democracy," and was a co-founder of the Chinese Communist Party in 1921. He was expelled from the CCP in 1929 as a Trotskyist and was later imprisoned from 1932 until 1937. He held no further posts during this final phase, but did become more of a traditionalist towards the end of his life. Two of his three sons, Chen Yannian and Chen Qiaonnian died in 1927 and 1928, after the April 12th Coup. |
| Chen |
Enfeng |
³¯ ®¦ · |
1910 |
NA |
President of Shenyang Agricultural College. Vice chairman of 3rd and 4th Council of Chinese Pedological Society. |
| Chen |
Fangren |
³¯ §{ ¤¯ |
1916 |
1967 |
Joined CCP in 1932. Participated in the Long March. Commander of the Chinese Army in the Korean War.
Military decorations holder. |
| Chen |
Fangxian |
³¯ ³X ¥ý |
1894 |
1976 |
Studied in Japan. Member of the GMD Central Executive Committee. Went to Taiwan in 1949. |
| Chen |
Fangyun |
³¯ªÚ¤¹ |
1916 |
NA |
Graduate of Qinghua. Studied in England between 1945 and 1948. Engaged in research and design of ground surveying system of space. Academician of the International Academy of Astronautis Science. |
| Chen |
Faqing |
³¯µo²M |
1913 |
NA |
Did research in the United States and Britain. Professor of National Taiwan University. |
| Chen |
Fawen |
³¯ªk¤å |
1930 |
NA |
Joined CCP in 1948. Member of the Central Discipline Inspection Commission under the CCP Central Committee. |
| Chen |
Feng |
³¯·¬ |
1916 |
1986 |
Joined CCP in 1938. Ambassador to Afghanistan, Iceland and other nations. |
| Chen |
Fengtong |
³¯·®ä |
1897 |
1980 |
Agriculture expert. Studied in Japan. Joined CCP in 1936. Member of the Science Academy. Contributed toward the prevention and cure of livestock infectious diseases. |
| Chen |
Fengyuan |
³¯³{·½ |
1893 |
1982 |
Born in Tai'nan, Taiwan. Banner and industrialist. |
| Chen |
Fu |
³¯ºÖ |
1875 |
1911 |
One of the seventy two martyrs of the Guangzhou Uprising. |
| Chen |
Fu |
³¯´_ |
NA |
1928 |
Studied in Japan. Worked for the Qing navy. Participated in 1911 revolution and persuaded ten warships to join the revolution. Died of illness in 1928. |
| Chen |
Fufu |
³¯´I¤Ò |
1941 |
NA |
Studied in the United States. |
| Chen |
Fuli |
³¯´_§ |
1916 |
NA |
Photographer. Vice chairman of Chinese Photographers' Association. Held personal exhibitions in the United States and India. |
| Chen |
Fumei |
³¯ ÃL ±ö |
NA |
NA |
Worked in Maison Chambrelent (95), entered 10/22/21. |
| Chen |
Fumu |
³¯§·¤ì |
1892 |
NA |
Graduated from Yunnan Military Academy. Held government positions with the GMD. Followed Wang Jingwei during the Sino-Japanese War. |
| Chen |
Gan |
³¯·F |
1881 |
1927 |
Went to Japan, joined Tongmenghui in 1905. Military leader in 1911 Revolution and the Northern expedition. |
| Chen |
Gao |
³¯¯o |
1899 |
NA |
Wang Jingwei's aid. Commander of Wang's military force. |
| Chen |
Ge |
³¯ô |
NA |
NA |
Listed as Executive Comm. 1925 European Branch of the Guomindang Meeting. |
| Chen |
Geng |
³¯½é |
1903 |
1961 |
Joined CCP in 1922, studied in the Soviet Union in 1926. Defence minister in 1959. |
| Chen |
Gengfu |
³¯¯Õ¤Ò |
NA |
1918 |
Journalist, member of the Tongmenghui. |
| Chen |
Gengxin |
³¯§ó·s |
1890 |
1911 |
Revolutionary.Studied in Japan. participated in Canton Uprising in 1911. One of the seventy two martyrs. |
| Chen |
Gengya |
³¯½é¤ú |
1905 |
NA |
Journalist. Joined CCP in 1927. Reported on the activities of the CCP at the Soviet bases. |
| Chen |
Gong |
³¯ü3 |
1905 |
1928 |
Joined CCP in 1924. Participated in the East Expedition against Chen Jiongmig and the Nanchang Uprising. |
| Chen |
Gongbo |
³¯ ¤½³Õ |
1892 |
1946 |
Educated in economics, with a graduate degree from Columbia University, Chen Gongpo was a major left-GMD politician. An expert in economics. He was a follower of Wang Jingwei, and his collaboration in the regime led to his execution for high treason in 1946. |
| Chen |
Gongliang |
³¯¤½«G |
1912 |
1984 |
Financier. Went to Taiwan in 1949. |
| Chen |
Gongpei |
³¯¤½°ö |
1901 |
1968 |
Joined CCP in early 1920s. Left CCP after Nanchang Uprising. Member of the CPPCC after 1949. |
| Chen |
Guang |
³¯¥ú |
1907 |
1954 |
Senior military officer of CCP. |
| Chen |
Guang |
³¯¥ú |
1914 |
1986 |
Senior party official. Joined CCP in 1931. |
| Chen |
Guangfu |
³¯ ¥ú ¨j |
1880 |
NA |
Founder of the Shanghai Commercial and Savings BaNA; Self-taught with no formal education but learned Western methods of baNAing. |
| Chen |
Guangxi |
³¯¥úº³ |
1903 |
NA |
Professor and researcher in computer science. |
| Chen |
Guangxu |
³¯¥ú¦° |
NA |
NA |
Researcher at the Chemistry Research Institute, Beiping Yanjiuyuan. |
| Chen |
Guangyi |
³¯¥ú¼Ý |
1933 |
NA |
Joined CCP in 1959. |
| Chen |
Guangyuan |
³¯¥úÜ– |
1920 |
NA |
Professor specialized in genetic mineralogy. |
| Chen |
Guangyuan |
³¯¥ú»· |
1873 |
1939 |
Military officer. Was defeated by Sun Yat-sen's army in 1922. Returned to Tianjin to engage in business. |
| Chen |
Guangzhong |
³¯¥ú¤¤ |
1897 |
1949 |
Military officer. Captured and killed by PLA. |
| Chen |
Guangzhong |
³¯¥ú©¾ |
1930 |
NA |
Film director. His documentaries twice won the Golden Rooster prize. |
| Chen |
Guanrong |
³¯«aÄ‚ |
1915 |
NA |
Member of the Academy of Science. |
| Chen |
Guifang |
NA |
NA |
NA |
Came to the 1925 August meeting as a representative from Chinese workers in Holland; gave a report. |
| Chen |
Guiqing |
³¯®Û²M |
1901 |
NA |
Joined GMD in 1924. Went to Taiwan in 1949. |
| Chen |
Guoda |
³¯°ê܈ |
1912 |
NA |
Geologist. Member of the Chinese Academy of Science. |
| Chen |
Guodong |
³¯°ê´É |
1911 |
NA |
Joined CCP in 1932. Was first secretary of Shanghai Municiple CCP Committee. |
| Chen |
Guofu |
³¯ªG¤Ò |
1892 |
1951 |
Senior official of GMD. Was responsible for developing a closely knit organizational structure for GMD. Leader of the right-wing CC clique. Went to Taiwan in 1948. |
| Chen |
Guojun |
³¯°ê¶v |
1915 |
NA |
Educator and politician. Went to Taiwan in 1949. |
| Chen |
Guoliang |
³¯°ê¼Ù |
NA |
NA |
Worked in Maison Chambrelent (220). Young Catholic list address: Malay Federated State Hock. Hol Co, No.221K. |
| Chen |
Guozhang |
³¯°ê³¹ |
1928 |
NA |
Geographer. Member of the Association of Japanese Geographers, Director and Executive Secretary of Geographical Society of China. |
| Chen |
Guozhen |
³¯°ê¤7 |
1916 |
NA |
Professor of analytic chemistry. |
| Chen |
Guozhen |
³¯°ê·© |
1908 |
NA |
Physician and professor. Engaged in research on peptic ulcer. Joined CCP in 1959. |
| Chen |
Guting |
³¯©T«F |
1904 |
1970 |
Graduated from Central Political University in 1932. Then studied in Meiji University. Was member of the Tokyo branch of GMD. Went back to China in 1937. Principal of Xi'an Normal School. Went to Chongqing in 1939 and worked in the government. Went to Taiwan in 1949 and engaged in academic work. |
| Chen |
guyuan |
³¯ÅU»· |
1896 |
1981 |
Graduated from Beijing University in 1923. Professor and member of the Legislative Yuan. Went to Taiwan in 1949 and continued to serve in the Legislative Yuan. Delegate to the GMD 11th Congress. |
| Chen |
Haicheng |
³¯®ü¼á |
1892 |
1972 |
Graduated from Jiangsu University of Law and Politics in 1915. Studied in Japan form 1915 to 1923. Professor and GMD municiple party leader. Member of the Legislative Yuan. |
| Chen |
Hanbo |
³¯¿«§B |
1914 |
1988 |
Journalist. Graduated from Beijing University in 1936. Chief editor of several newspapers. Director of the People's Publishing House. |
| Chen |
Hankui |
³¯²[«¶ |
1918 |
NA |
Doctorate degree from Illinois University in 1950. Professor engaged in the study of theory and application of microwave, antenna and electromagnetic field. |
| Chen |
Hanqing |
³¯º~²M |
1898 |
NA |
Attorney. Was active in the war against Japan. Went to Taiwan in 1948. |
| Chen |
Hansheng |
³¯¿«²Æ |
1897 |
NA |
Studied in the United States and Germany. Taught or did research in the United States, Germany, India and Hong Kong. Went back to China in 1950 and worked in the Ministry of foreign Affairs. Member of the Chinese Academy of Social Science. Works include _ American Capital monopolization_ and _Chinese Peasants_, etc. |
| Chen |
Hanzhen |
³¯¿«¤7 |
1897 |
NA |
Joined Chinese Youth Party in 1925 and served as a leader. Graduated from National Beijing Normal University. Wrote many books, including _Qitai de shengwu_, _xihu Youji_, etc. |
| Chen |
Hao |
³¯¯E |
NA |
NA |
Young Catholic list address: Ecole Jeanne d'arc. |
| Chen |
Haosu |
³¯©þà |
1942 |
NA |
Graduated from China University of Science in 1965. Vice mayor of Beijing, vice minister of Radio, Film and Television. |
| Chen |
Haozhu |
³¯ø¯¯] |
1924 |
NA |
Medical doctor. Cardiovascular disease specialist. Vice chairman of the Chinese Peasants and Workers Democratic party. member of the Sate Council academic Degree Committee. Works include _Clinical Practice for Operation of Cardiac Catheter_, etc. |
| Chen |
Hengzhe |
³¯¿Åõ |
1890 |
1976 |
First Chinese woman professor at Beijing University. Studied in the United States. Delegate to the Conference of the Pacific International Society several times. Works include _Xiyang shi_, Xiao yudian_, etc. |
| Chen |
Heqin |
³¯Åbµ^ |
1892 |
1982 |
Expert in preschool education. Studied in the United States. Was president of several normal schools. Participated international conferences on preschool education. Member of the Jiusan Xueshe. Works include _Family Education_, and _the Study of Children PhsYoung Catholicology_, etc. |
| Chen |
Huaiai |
³¯Ãh© |
1920 |
NA |
Film director. National prize winner. Joined CCP in 1985. |
| Chen |
Huanyong |
³¯Ÿ¢ó` |
1890 |
1971 |
Biologist. Graduated from Harvard with a master degree. Professor in various universities and director of research institutes. Works include _Zhongguo jingji shulin_, etc. |
| Chen |
Huanzhang |
³¯Ÿ¢³¹ |
1881 |
1933 |
Qing scholar. Ph.D from Columbia university. Student of Kang Youwei. Advocated that Confucianism be made state religion. |
| Chen |
Huasong |
³¯µØªQ |
NA |
NA |
Worked in Maison Chambrelent (241), entered 10/22/21. |
| Chen |
Huiqing |
³¯´f²M |
1909 |
1983 |
Joined CCP in 1926. Women's Movement activist. |
| Chen |
Huiqing |
³¯½÷«C |
1900 |
1975 |
Women's Movement activist. Went to Taiwan in 1949. |
| Chen |
Huiyu |
³¯´fà± |
1924 |
NA |
Studied in the US., principal of Guanghua Telecommunication School in Taiwan. |
| Chen |
Jia |
³¯¹Å |
1907 |
1986 |
Ph.D. in English from Yale University. Specialized in British literature. Held many academic positions. Works include _ History of British Literature_, etc. |
| Chen |
Jiading |
³¯®a¹© |
1875 |
1928 |
Studied in Japan. Took part in activities against the Qing government. Escaped to Japan sevral times to avoid arrest. Was elected to the legislature after the founding of the Republic. Was against Yuan Shikai. |
| Chen |
Jiageng |
³¯¹Å½é |
1874 |
1961 |
Went to Singapore in 1890 and engaged successfully in Rubber industry. Joined Tongmenghui in 1910 and made great effort to raise fund among overseas Chinese for the revolutionary cause. He founded many schools in Singapore and Fujian, including Xiamen University. Supported the Communists and was member of the First National Congress, vice chairman of the CPPCC. |
| Chen |
Jiahui |
³¯¹Å„â |
1875 |
1945 |
Educator. Studied in Japan. Active in Republican activities. Member of the Legislature.Works include _Hongzhai riji_ etc. |
| Chen |
Jiakang |
³¯®a±d |
1913 |
1970 |
A long time associate of Zhou Enlai. Senior diplomat. Joined the League of Social Scientists in 1934, the CCP in 1935. Vice minister of the Foreign Affairs Ministry. |
| Chen |
Jianbo |
³¯Å²ªi |
1910 |
NA |
Graduated from Beijing Chaoyang University with a B.A. degree in law. Held various government positions in education and politics as well as position in the GMD Central Committee. Taught at colleges. Went to Taiwan in 1949. |
| Chen |
Jianchen |
³¯«Ø±á |
1906 |
1989 |
Women's Movement social activist. Graduated fron Waseda University in Japan. GMD Party official. After 1949, served as vice president of Jiangsu provincial court and held other positions. |
| Chen |
Jiangong |
³¯«Ø¥\ |
1893 |
1971 |
Educator. Studied in Japan.Had doctorate degree in science. Professor of several universities. Acting president of Taiwan University in 1945 when the war ended. Went back to the mainland in 1946. Did research in the United States. Member of the Jiusan Society. Representative to the NPC. Published quite a few books in mathematics. |
| Chen |
Jianxiu |
³¯¼C× |
1896 |
NA |
Graduated from Beijing University. Studied in England. Professor at various universities in Beijing and held posts in educational department of national and provincial government. |
| Chen |
Jianzhong |
³¯«Ø¤¤ |
1913 |
NA |
Graduated from Shanghai University. Held various Party positions in GMD. Went to Taiwan in 1949, and set up Central Broadcasting Station there. |
| Chen |
Jiaqi |
³¯®a»ô |
NA |
NA |
Worked in Maison Chambrelent (236), entered 10/24/21. |
| Chen |
Jiaque |
NA |
1902 |
NA |
Entered Hutchinson factory (France) July 11, 1923 and left October 9, 1923. Worked with coats. |
| Chen |
Jiashang |
³¯ ¹Å ©| |
1909 |
1972 |
Graduate of the sixth class of the Central Military School and the first class of the Air Force School. Airforce commander in Taiwan. |
| Chen |
Jiaxun |
³¯¹Å³Ô |
1885 |
1972 |
Educator. Studied in Japan and the United States. |
| Chen |
Jiayou |
³¯¹Å¯§ |
1881 |
1937 |
GMD military commander. Executive member of GMD Central Committee in 1928. Was expelled from the party in 1930 for oppositional activities and resumed his membership in 1931. |
| Chen |
Jiazhen |
³¯®a¤7 |
MA |
MA |
Worked in Maison Chambrelent (239). |
| Chen |
Jicheng |
³¯Ä~©Ó |
1893 |
1971 |
GMD military commander. Joined Tongmenghui, taught at Huangpu Military Academy. Participated in the Northern Expedition and the campaigns against the CCP. Was the Executive member of the GMD Central Committee. |
| Chen |
Jie |
³¯¤¶ |
1885 |
1951 |
Diplomat. Studied in Japan and Germany. Taught at universities and held government positions and served as ambassador to several countries. |
| Chen |
Jie |
³¯ªN |
1924 |
NA |
Professor and Vice president of Inner-Mongolia University. Member of the Jiusan Xueshe. Joined CCP in 1956. |
| Chen |
Jie |
³¯Ï¡ |
1919 |
NA |
Army official and vice minister of foreign trade. Joined CCP in 1940. |
| Chen |
Jiebai |
³¯¤¶¥Õ |
1902 |
1978 |
Graduated from Yanjing University in 1926. Professor of various universities. Works include _Xiuci xue_, _Wenxue gailun_, etc. |
| Chen |
Jiesheng |
³¯¤¶¥Í |
1907 |
1971 |
GMD party official. Took part in the Northern Expedition. Studied in Germany. Ph.D. in economics. Leader of the Three People's Principle Youth League. Executive member of the GMD. |
| Chen |
Jiliang |
³¯©u¨} |
1883 |
1945 |
GMD admiral. Cammander of the First Fleet and the Chief of General Staff of the Navy. |
| Chen |
Jilie |
³¯Ä~¯P |
1905 |
NA |
Spent childhool in Singapore. Studied in Beijing University, Beijing China University, Paris University, and graduated with master in economics. Member of the GMD branch in Paris. Went back to China in 1931 and taught at universities and colleges. In 1937, was sent to Nanyang to work with the British. After W.W.II., worked in Guangdong government. Went to Taiwan in 1949. Works include _Study of French Parties_ etc. |
| Chen |
Jinghua |
³¯´ºµØ |
1865 |
1913 |
Qing county magistrate. Later he was dismissed from position, went to Thailand and worked as newspaper editor. Later went to Hong Kong and sympathized with Tongmenghui. Head of Guangdong Police Bureau in 1911. Was killed by Yuan Shikai after the failure of the Second Revolution. |
| Chen |
Jingpan |
³¯´º½Y |
1904 |
NA |
Educator. Graduated from St. John University with a Master's degree. Studied education at Yanjing University, and later obtained Ph.D. in education from Toronto University. Taught at various universities. Works include _Congzi de jiaoyu sixiang_, _Zhongguo jindai jiaoyu shi_, etc. |
| Chen |
Jingrong |
³¯´º®e |
1934 |
NA |
Artist. Graduated from Taiwan Normal University. Studied in Japan. Held exhibition in various countries. Works include _Sumiao de yanjiu_, _Banhua the yanjiu yu yingyong_, etc. |
| Chen |
Jingrong |
³¯·q®e |
1917 |
1989 |
Poet. Works include _Laoqude shi shijian_, _Chen Jingrong shiji_. |
| Chen |
Jingrun |
³¯´º¼í |
1933 |
NA |
Mathematician, world-known expert in prime numbers. Tackled the Goldbach Conjecture. Taught or did research in various nations including the United States and Britain. Won a first-class national award for natural science. Member of the Academy of Science. published more than fifty articles. |
| Chen |
Jingyun |
³¯´º¶³ |
1910 |
1979 |
Surgeon and professor. Obtained doctorate from PUMC in 1937. Studied in Britain. Joined CCP in 1956. Member of the CPPCC and the International Surgical Society. Works include _Zhanshang waikexue_, _Waikexue_, etc. |
| Chen |
Jingzhi |
³¯·q¤§ |
1911 |
1982 |
Politician. Went to Taiwan in 1949. Held government position and posts in the GMD central committee. Head of the Committee on GMD party history. Works include _Wenxue yanjiu yu chuangzaoshe_, _Zhongguo Xinwenxue de dansheng_, etc. |
| Chen |
Jinhua |
³¯ÀAµØ |
1929 |
NA |
Vice mayor of Shanghai, General Manager of China National Chemicals corporation. Joined CCP in 1949. |
| Chen |
Jinjie |
³¯«l¸` |
1895 |
1944 |
Military officer of GMD. Participated in many events. In 1943, resigned military position to be vice minister of the central government. |
| Chen |
Jinkun |
³¯½@©ø |
1887 |
1959 |
Studied law in Japan. Professor of law in Beijing Universities. Held posts in Ministry of Justice. Joined CCP in 1946. Member of the CPPCC. |
| Chen |
Jintao |
³¯ÀAÀÜ |
1871 |
1939 |
Financial official. Studied in Hong Kong, and the United States. Won the Jinshi degree from the Qing government. Held posts in financial department in various governments. Works include _Junfu_ etc. |
| Chen |
Jiongming |
³¯ ¬³ ©ú |
1878 |
1933 |
Chen Jiongming was a governor in Guangdong during the early Republican period. He initially supported Sun Yat-sen and provided him with a home base in the latter's opposition to Yuan Shikai, but he initiated a revolt against Sun in 1922, finally ending in Chen's defeat in 1925. After his defeat he settled in Hong Kong. Chen Jiongming is also known for his reforms and political liberalism. |
| Chen |
Jitang |
³¯ÀÙ´Å |
1890 |
1954 |
Military officer of the GMD government. Joined Tongmenghui in 1908. Graduated from Guangdong Military Academy in 1913 and became an army commander. Established authority in Guangdong in 1928 and Guangdong held a semi-autonomous position. He was opposed to the GMD government at Nanjing and sarted the Guangdong-Guangxi Incident in 1936. Failed and was dismissed from all his positions, he went to Europe. Returned in 1937 and was made Minister of Agriculture and Forestry in 1940. In 1942, he was made a member of the Central Executive Committee of the GMD. Went to Taiwan in 1950 when Hainan was taken by the Communists. He supported education and set up Zhuhai University. |
| Chen |
Jitong |
³¯ö†§Í |
1918 |
NA |
Official of Propaganda department of Central Committee of the GMD. Chief editor of _Zhonghua Ribao_ and other newspapers and journals. |
| Chen |
Jiuding |
³¯¤E¹© |
NA |
NA |
Early ECCO member who went to the Soviet Union in 1923. |
| Chen |
Jiuwen |
³¯¤E¤å |
NA |
NA |
NA |
| Chen |
Jiyan |
³¯Ä~²T |
1898 |
NA |
Lieutenant general of GMD. Was director of the Public Security Bureau of Beijing in the 1930s. |
| Chen |
Juanjuan |
³¯®S®S |
1929 |
1976 |
Film actress and director. Born in Malaysia. Went to Hong Kong in 1945. She was the leading actress in many popular movies, such as _Shengsi pai_, _Xiao'erhei jiehun_, etc. |
| Chen |
Juemin |
³¯Ä±¥Á |
1876 |
NA |
Participated in Guangzhou Uprising in 1911. Was in charge of foreign affairs on behalf of Chen Jiongming. Resigned in 1923. |
| Chen |
Junhui |
³¯§g¼z |
1903 |
NA |
Ph.D. from New York University. Held various positions in Wang Jingwei's government. Fled to Japan in 1945 but was extradited to Nanjing and imprisoned in the same year. Works include _The Nature and Trend of Chinese Foreign Trade in the 20 years of the Republic of China_, etc. |
| Chen |
Junqi |
³¯§g°_ |
1885 |
1927 |
Joined CCP in 1924. Joined CCP in 1924. Held position in GMD. Was arrested and killed secretly in 1927 by Jiang Kaishek. |
| Chen |
Junsheng |
³¯«T¥Í |
1927 |
NA |
Joined CCP in 1947. Secretary General of the State Council. Member of the CCP 13th and 14th Central Committee. |
| Chen |
Kang |
³¯±d |
1911 |
NA |
Lieutenant general. Joined CCP in 1930. Participated in the Long March. Acting commander of the PLA Kunming Military Distric and secretary of the CCP Yunnan Provincial Committee. Disappeared in 1976. Reappeared in 1979 to disappear again in 1981. |
| Chen |
Kefei |
³¯§J«D |
1903 |
1966 |
Graduated from the fifth class of Huangpu Military Academy. GMD lieutenant general. Revolted in 1949 and became Vice Army commander of the PLA, member of the CPPCC. |
| Chen |
Kehan |
³¯§J´H |
1917 |
1980 |
Member of the Chinese League of Left-wing Writers. Joined CCP in 1934. Engaged in undeground activities of the party. Director and chief editor of the Xinhua News Agency. Vice minister of the Department of Culture. Purged in 1966 and reappeared in 1975. Elected vice-chairman of the people's Congress of Beijing. |
| Chen |
Kehui |
³¯§J«ì |
NA |
NA |
Correspondence Researcher of Beiping Yanjiuyuan. |
| Chen |
Lanfeng |
³¯´P®p |
1904 |
1969 |
Major general of the GMD. Studied in military academy in Japan. Taught at Huangpu Military Academy. Fought in the Sino-Japanese War. Resigned military position in 1945 and went back to Taiwan. Member of the Control Yuan of GMD and held posts in the GMD Central Committee. |
| Chen |
Lei |
³¯½U |
1890 |
1911 |
One of the early members of the 1911 Revolution. Held position in the President office of the Nanjing government. Killed accidentally by Yu Hongjun. |
| Chen |
Lei |
³¯¹p |
1907 |
NA |
Joined CCP in 1927. Participated in the Northern Expedition. Vice Chairman of the Shangdong CPPCC and other provincial positions. Deputy to NPC. |
| Chen |
Lei |
³¯¹p |
1917 |
NA |
Governor of Heilongjiang. Joined CCP in 1936. Joined the Northeast United Army against Japan. |
| Chen |
Lesu |
³¯„ƒ¯À |
1902 |
1990 |
Professor of history at Zhejiang University and Zhejiang Normal University. Editor in charge at the People's Education Publishing House. Director of the Research Institute of Ancient Books. Specialized in Song history. Works include _Qiushi ji_. Joined CCP in 1956. |
| Chen |
Li |
³¯¥ß |
1922 |
NA |
Banker. Vice president the Bank of China. President of the Chinese Bank of Industry and Commerce. Joined CCP in 1941. |
| Chen |
Li |
³¯÷` |
1927 |
NA |
Journalist, editor. Editor in chief of the China Daily. Joined CCP in 1952. |
| Chen |
Li |
³¯¤O |
1917 |
1976 |
Military officer. Major general. Joined Communist Youth League in 1930, the Red Army in 1932. Participated in the Korean War. Military decorations holder. |
| Chen |
Li |
³¯¥ß |
1902 |
NA |
PsYoung Catholichologist and professor at Qinghua University, Zhejiang University. Pioneer of research on industrial psYoung Catholichology. President of Zhenjiang Normal College and Hangzhou University. Member of the Central Standing Committee of Jiusan Xueshe. Joined CCP in 1979. |
| Chen |
Li |
³¯Â÷ |
1892 |
1977 |
Military officer of GMD. Graduated from Sichuan Military Academy. Commander of Sichuan Air Defence. Revolted in 1949 and was vice minister and vice governor of Sichuan after 1949. |
| Chen |
Lianbo |
³¯·G§B |
1884 |
1945 |
Businessman. Engaged in silk tobacco, and mining industries. Set up charity organizations. |
| Chen |
Liang |
³¯¨} |
1895 |
NA |
GMD goverment official. Mayor of Shanghai for a few days in May 1949. Minister of Transportation in June 1949. Under chief of staff of the GMD army. |
| Chen |
Lie |
³¯¯P |
1903 |
1940 |
GMD military official. Graduated from the first class of Huangpu Military Academy. Participated in many military campaigns. |
| Chen |
Liezhi |
³¯¯P¤§ |
NA |
NA |
NA |
| Chen |
Lifu |
³¯¥ß¤Ò |
1900 |
NA |
GMD politician. Studied in the United States. Executive member of the GMD Central Committee; minister of the National Government and vice president of Legislative Yuan. He and his brother Chen Guofu were known as the leader of the CC clique. Went to Taiwan in 1949 and moved to the United States in 1950. Works include _Weisheng lun_, _Sheng zhi yuanli_, etc. |
| Chen |
Lihe |
³¯¥ßÅb |
NA |
NA |
Young Catholic list address: Rue de L'union 4 Cherboutg (Manche). |
| Chen |
Liying |
³¯¥ß^ |
1934 |
NA |
Vice governor of Yunnan University. Graduated from Tianjin University. Joined CCP in 1957. |
| Chen |
Lu |
³¯öü |
1877 |
1939 |
Went to Germany and France as advisor to the Chinese students there. Studied in Fance and got B.A. degree from Paris Law School. Chen was involved in the conflicts of the Work-Study Movement during the Three Struggles of 1921. One of the worker-students tried to assassinate him and shot his secretary by mistake. Diplomat of the Republic of China to Mexico, France. Official of the Department of Foreign Affairs. became Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Wang Jingwei government in 1938, and was assassinated by special agents of the GMD in 1939. Works include _Zhishi biji_, etc. |
| Chen |
Manyuan |
³¯º©»· |
1911 |
1986 |
Military commander before 1949. After 1949, served as governor of Guangxi, president of Beijing Agricultural University, and representative to the NPC. Joined CCP in 1927. |
| Chen |
Manyun |
³¯°Ò¶³ |
1907 |
1976 |
Woman activist. Studied in Meiji University. Joined CCP in 1926. |
| Chen |
Maobang |
³¯Zº] |
1914 |
NA |
President of Board of Directors of Shenbao, Xinli Companies. Member of Taiwan provincial parliament. |
| Chen |
Mingde |
³¯»Ê¼w |
1897 |
1989 |
Newspaper editor and editor in chief of _Great China Daily_. Studied in Beijing University of Law and Politics. Went to Hong Kong in 1948 and went back to the Mainland in 1949.Member of the Revolutionary committee of GMD. |
| Chen |
Mingren |
³¯©ú¤¯ |
1903 |
1974 |
GMD general. Revolted in 1949 and became military commander of the PLA, Major general. Member of CPPCC. |
| Chen |
Mingshan |
³¯»Ê¬À |
1916 |
NA |
Member of the Standing Committee of the CPPCC. Vice chairman of the China Democratic National Construction assiciation, vice chairman of Shanghai Municiple People's Congress. Vice chairman of Shanghai Federation of Industry and Commerce. |
| Chen |
Mingshan |
³¯©ú¤s |
1931 |
NA |
Admiral of the South Sea Fleet. Studied in No.3 Navy School and military academy. Joined CCP in 1949. |
| Chen |
Mingshao |
³¯©ú²Ð |
1914 |
NA |
Professor of civil engineering and chief engineer in Beijing. Works include _Huanghe shangyou shuiche zhi yanjiu_, etc. |
| Chen |
Mingshu |
³¯»Ê¼Ï |
1888 |
1965 |
Senior GMD military officer. Held many important positions in the national government such as Minister of Transportation and Vice Head of the Executive Yuan. He was expelled from the GMD and dismissed from all position in 1933 for his share in the Fujian Incident and went to Hong Kong and travelled to Europe. Went back to China in 1937 when the Sino-Japanese war broke out. Served in the Chinese People's Foreign Relations Association. Organized a Three People's Principles Comrades Association. Participated in the founding of the Revolutioary Committee of the GMD. After 1949, member of the Central People's Government and member of the Standing Committee of the CPPCC. |
| Chen |
Mingshu |
³¯©ú¼Ï |
1933 |
NA |
Deputy chief procurator of Supreme People's Procuratorate. Joined CPC in 1952 and is a member of CPC Central Commission for Descipline Inspection. |
| Chen |
Minzhang |
³¯±Ó³¹ |
1931 |
NA |
Minister of Public Health. Expert in internal medicine. Joined CCP in 1954. |
| Chen |
Muhua |
³¯¼}µØ |
1921 |
NA |
Vice chairman of the NPC. Joined CCP in 1938. Served as minister of Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation, President of People's Bank of China, Vice Premier of the State Council, President of All China Women's Federation. She is one of the few important regional based women in China. |
| Chen |
Muzhen |
³¯¼}s |
1908 |
1977 |
GMD politician. Joined GMD in 1924 and worked as a member of the Committee for Women Activities. Held party positions. Went to Hong Kong in 1949 and Taiwan in 1951. Was sent back to Hong Kong later. |
| Chen |
Naxun |
³¯¹˜»¹ |
1895 |
NA |
Professor of biology. Published in vertebrate morphology and embryology. |
| Chen |
Nengcai |
³¯¯à¤~ |
1909 |
NA |
Corporate leader in banking, shoemaking and woollen textile industries. |
| Chen |
Pan |
³¯ºn |
1905 |
NA |
Scholar in Chinese literature and language. Research fellow at the Institute of History and Philology of the Academy Sinica from 1940 to 1946. Went to Tawian in 1949. Professor at Taiwan University 1955-1959. Publications include "Additional Commentary on 'Shiji'" in _Shijia_. |
| Chen |
Panling |
³¯ÌñÀ |
1892 |
1967 |
Government official. Alternate member of the Executive Committee of GMD Central Committee. General manager of a coal mine and director-general Yellow River Administration in Henan Province. Went to Taiwan in 1950 and set up a business school. |
| Chen |
Panzao |
³¯ÌñĦ |
1879 |
NA |
Educator. Graduated from Beijing University in 1920. Then studied in Germany and obtained Master's degree in science from Strasbourg University in France. Held various positions in education in the GMD government. Went to Taiwan in 1949 and taught at Taiwan Normal College. Publications include _Yaoyong shengwu xue_, _Wenxue piping_, etc. |
| Chen |
Pei |
³¯¨K |
1898 |
NA |
Military commander. Graduated from Huangpu Military Academy in 1925. Went to Taiwan in 1949 and was senior staff officer of the Ministry of Defense in Taiwan. |
| Chen |
Peimin |
³¯°ö¥Á |
1927 |
NA |
Lieutenant general. Participated in the Korean War. Member of the Standing Committee of the 8th NPC. |
| Chen |
Peiming |
³¯¨Ø©ú |
1920 |
NA |
Journalist. Worked with the Ministry of Foreign affairs, Xinhua News Agency in China and abroad. Engaged in the study of Middle East. Published works about Egypt. |
| Chen |
Peng |
³¯ÄP |
1907 |
NA |
GMD party official. Joined GMD in 1924. Went to Taiwan in 1949. Taught at Fengjia Business School and served as the director of the library. |
| Chen |
Peng |
³¯ÄP |
1909 |
1983 |
party secretary of Beijing Municiple CCP Committee. Joined CCP in 1930. |
| Chen |
Pengnian |
³¯´^¦~ |
NA |
NA |
Young Catholic list address: Auai Xivier Jourin 24, Grenoble, Tsere. Laborer. Killed after his return to China (ca. 1927.) |
| Chen |
Pinshan |
NA |
NA |
NA |
NA |
| Chen |
Pixian |
³¯¥A›6 |
1916 |
NA |
Joined CCP in 1931. Held party positions at various levels. Was Secretary of Shanghai CCP Committee and Yunnan Hubei CCP Committee. Member of 8th and 11th Central Committee. |
| Chen |
Puru |
³¯¿\¦p |
1918 |
NA |
Governor and secretary of Liaoning and Guizhou. Joined CCP in 1937. Minister of Railways. Member of the Central Committee of CCP. |
| Chen |
Pusheng |
³¯¾ë¥Í |
1910 |
NA |
President of the Supreme Court in Taiwan. Professor of law at various unversities. Works include _Zhongguo tebie xingshifa tonglun_, _Xingfa zonglun_, etc. |
| Chen |
Qi |
³¯©_ |
1910 |
1956 |
Major general of the PLA. Joined CCP in 1931. |
| Chen |
Qiaonian |
³¯„…¦~ |
1902 |
1928 |
CCP leader. Chen Duxiu's son. Studied in France on the work study program and in the Soviet Union. Joined CCP in France. Went back to China in 1925. Member of the 5th CCP Central Committee. Was arrested and killed in 1928 by GMD. |
| Chen |
Qicai |
³¯¨äªö |
1880 |
1954 |
Qing official. Studied in Japan. Participated in revolutionary work. Held office in the Republic government. Involved in banking and financing. Went to Taiwan in 1949. |
| Chen |
Qihan |
³¯¨ä²[ |
1897 |
1981 |
Military general. Studied at Huangpu Military Academy. Joined CCP in 1925. Participated in Nanchang Uprising and the Long March. Member of the Central Committee of CCP. President of the PLA Military Court. |
| Chen |
Qilu |
³¯©_¸S |
1923 |
NA |
Archaeologist and professor. Graduated from St John University. Studied in Britain and the United States. Ph.D. from Tokyo University. Member of Academy Sinica. |
| Chen |
Qimei |
³¯¨ä¬ü |
1878 |
1916 |
Revolutionary. Joined Tongmenghui. Organized Shanghai Uprising in 1911. Held post in the Beijing government. Went to Japan in 1913 and went back to China in 1915 to participate in the Taoyuan Movement. Was assassinated by Yuan's men. |
| Chen |
Qingyu |
³¯¼y·ì |
1900 |
1981 |
Graduated from Dongwu University in 1926. Held positions in financial and economic departments of the National Government. Went to Taiwan in 1949 and served as minister of Finance and President of the Bank of China in Taiwan. |
| Chen |
Qingyun |
³¯¼y¶³ |
1897 |
1981 |
Major general of the air force. Spent childhood in Japan. Graduated from a military academy in the U.S. with a pilot certificate. Helped Sun Yat-sen to organize an air force. Held various positions in the government. Executive member of the GMD Central committee. Went to America in 1949. |
| Chen |
Qitian |
³¯“›¤Ñ |
1893 |
1984 |
Minister of the GMD government. Editor in chief of _Xin zhongguo pinglun_. Chairman of the Chinese Youth Party. Works include _Zhongguo guojia zhuyi yundong shi_, etc. |
| Chen |
Qixiu |
³¯“›× |
1886 |
1960 |
Professor of business. Member of the Stnding Committee of CPPCC, member of Central Committee of the Democratic Revolutionary Party. |
| Chen |
Qiyuan |
³¯¨äÞ¶ |
1888 |
1968 |
Graduated from Beijing University. Taught at various school. After 1912, served in the government. Joined GMD in 1921 and held positions in Guangzhou and Wuhan. Joined the Revolutionary Committee of the GMD. and was a member the Central Committee. After 1949, held position in the central government and was a member of the Standing Committee NPC. |
| Chen |
Qizhi |
³¯‡‡´¼ |
1925 |
NA |
Member of the Standing Committee of CPPCC. Graduated from the Department of Aeronautical Engineering, Central University in 1948. Joined CCP in 1954. President of the University of Science and Technology for National Defence. |
| Chen |
Qubing |
³¯¥h¯f |
1874 |
1933 |
Professor and newspaper and magazine editor. Joined Tongmenghui in 1906. Later joned GMD. |
| Chen |
Qun |
³¯¸s |
1890 |
1945 |
Studied in Japan. Held important offices in the Republican government. During WWII, held senior offices in Wang Jingwei's government. Committed suicide in 1945. |
| Chen |
Quxue |
³¯¦±¾Ç |
NA |
NA |
NA |
| Chen |
Renfu |
³¯¤¯¨j |
1932 |
NA |
Research fellow. Successfully developed China's first X-Z transistor computer. |
| Chen |
REnhong |
³¯¤¯¬x |
1917 |
1990 |
Military general. Member of the CCP Central Committee. |
| Chen |
Renqi |
³¯¤¯ÄQ |
1913 |
NA |
PLA military official. Joined CCP in 1932. Participated in the Long March. Political commissar of Guangzhou Military Region. |
| Chen |
Renyao |
³¯¤¯Ä£ |
NA |
NA |
NA |
| Chen |
Rong |
³¯¿Ä |
1876 |
1955 |
Government official. Worked in legal department in Guangdong, and then in the Republican central government. Participated in the 1911 Revolution. |
| Chen |
Rong |
³¯ôÆ |
1888 |
1971 |
Expert in Forestry. Professor. Graduated from Hokkaido University. Studied in Harvard University. Member of the Jiusan Xueshe. |
| Chen |
Rongkui |
³¯ºa»í |
NA |
NA |
NA |
| Chen |
Rongti |
³¯ºa® |
1919 |
NA |
Member of the Chinese Academy of Science. Got Ph.D. from University of Indiana. Served as research fellow of Northwest University, Chicago University and USA Atomic Energy Committee. Went back to China in 1954. Member of the editorial board of _International Review on Coordination Chemistry_. Member of the Standing Committee of CPPCC. |
| Chen |
Ruiting |
³¯¾U¾^ |
1906 |
NA |
Military leader. Joined CCP in 1937. Chief of staff and vice commander of the PLA Artillery Command. Vice Minister and member of the Standing Committee of CPPCC. |
| Chen |
Ruxuan |
³¯¯ø¥È |
1894 |
1955 |
Educator. Studied in the United States. Acting president of Nanjing Southeast University. Member of the Legislative Yuan of GMD. |
| Chen |
Sanli |
³¯¤T¥ß |
1853 |
1937 |
Qing official. Took part in the 100 Day Reform. Was dismissed from office when it failed. Devoted to writing. Later set up railway companies. Works include _Sanyuan jingshe shiji_, etc. |
| Chen |
Shangyi |
NA |
NA |
NA |
Researcher at the Physics Research Institute, Beiping Yanjiuyuan. |
| Chen |
Shao Kuan |
³¯²Ð¼e |
1889 |
1969 |
Commander in Chief of the Chinese Navy under the Nationalist government. Member of teh Executive Committee of the GMD. Attended the first conference of the United Nations. Stayed in the PRC after 1949. Held various government positions on the provincial level. Vice chairman of the Revolutionary committee of the GMD. Member of the NPC. Vice governor of Fujian Province. |
| Chen |
Shaobai |
³¯¤Ö¥Õ |
1869 |
1934 |
Revolutionary in his early life. Member of the Xingzhonghui. Head of the Hong Kong Tongmenghui. Head of the office of Foreign Affairs of the Guangzhou government in 1911. Resigned soon and stopped political activities. was advisor to Sun Yat-sen in 1921. |
| Chen |
Shaochang |
³¯²Ð±` |
NA |
NA |
NA |
| Chen |
Shaomin |
³¯¤Ö±Ó |
1902 |
1977 |
Joined CCP in 1928. Participated in labor and women movement. President of Chinese Textile Workers' Union and vice chairman of the All-China Federation of Trade Union. Deputy to NPC and member of CPPCC. Held various government and party positions at local level. |
| Chen |
Shaoping |
³¯²Ð¥ |
1901 |
NA |
Graduated from the Second class of Huangpu Military Academy. Studied in Japan. Was expelled for advocating peace. GMD military official. Went to Taiwan in 1949. |
| Chen |
Shaowen |
³¯²Ð»D |
1912 |
NA |
Professor of economics. Graduated from Central University with a Master's degree. Joined the CCP in 1956. Specialized in the history of Chinese economy. Published frequently. Works include _Zhongguo jingji sixiang jianshi-, -Zhongguo jingji jianshi-, etc. |
| Chen |
Shaoxian |
³¯Êo¥ý |
1886 |
1969 |
Studied law in Japan and joined the Tongmenghui. Was jailed in 1927 for opposing Chiang Kai-shek and was released after the Xi'an Incident. Participated in the founding of the Revolutionary Committee of the Chinese GMD in 1946. Standing Committee member of NPC and member of the CPPCC. |
| Chen |
Shaoxian |
³¯²Ð½å |
1907 |
1985 |
Graduated from Zhongshan University. Obtained Master's degree in politics from Columbia University. Did research in The London Institute of Political and Economical Studies. Professors at various universities after returning to China. Member of the Legislative Yuan. Went to Taiwan in 1949. Publications include _Zhongguo wenti zhi yanjiu_, _Zhongguo zhenzhi zhidu_, etc. |
| Chen |
Shaoxiu |
³¯º„¥ð |
1921 |
NA |
Instructor at Hunan Normal School; impartant in Xinmin xuehui, and participant in Work-Study Movement. |
| Chen |
Shaoyuan |
³¯²Ð·½ |
1890 |
NA |
Sino-French Institute Archives, Student #139. Ecole d'agriculture de Fuzhou; Wang Jingwei and Zeng Zhongming recommended. Kicked out in 1924 (it seems as if he was impolite and did not attend his classes; sickly). He kept reapplying for entry and was ultimately readmitted, as he completed a thesis around 1937, which was 190 p. and published by a Paris publishing firm (legal studies). |
| Chen |
Shengyu |
³¯Án·Ô |
1902 |
1926 |
Early participant of Work-Study Movement, joined ECCO in 1925. Killed shortly after return to China, working in Hubei. Entered Hutchinson factory (France) October 23, 1922 and left March 3, 1923. Worked with shoes and as a mechanic. |
| Chen |
Shi |
³¯®v |
NA |
NA |
NA |
| Chen |
Shigan |
³¯¤h´± |
NA |
NA |
NA |
| Chen |
Shiguang |
³¯¥@¥ú |
1879 |
NA |
Interpreter and Secretary to the Taotai of Shanghai in the Qing government. later,official of the Foreign Ministry of the Nationalist government. |
| Chen |
Shihua |
³¯¤hµØ |
1905 |
1973 |
Studied in Germany at an early age. Graduated from Munich Polytechnic University. Taught at universities after went back to China. Joined the China Democratic League in 1952. |
| Chen |
Shiju |
³¯¤hœž |
1909 |
NA |
Military general. Participated in the Autumn Harvest Uprising and joined CCP in 1928. Organized military campaigns in the 1940s and held various positions in the PLA and military academies. |
| Chen |
Shineng |
³¯¤h¯à |
1938 |
NA |
Governor of Guizhou. Joined CCP in 1962. Graduated from Qinghua University in 1964. |
| Chen |
Shixiang |
³¯¥@ù³ |
1905 |
1988 |
Entomologist and biologist. Ph.D from University of Paris in 1934. Researcher at the Chinese Central Research Institute. Member of the Chinese Science Academy. Specialized in the field of insectology. Head of the Animal Research Institute. Published more than 160 articles and books. |
| Chen |
Shou |
NA |
1900 |
NA |
Entered Hutchinson factory (France) June 27, 1922 and left December 17, 1923. Worked with coats. |
| Chen |
shoumin |
³¯¹Ø¥Á |
1893 |
1986 |
Graduated from Tokyo University of Law and Politics. Participated in 1911 Revolution. Went abroad after the failure of the Second Revolution. Went back to China in 1923. Held various positions in the provincial government of Guangxi. Member of the Legislative Yuan. Went to Taiwan. |
| Chen |
Shoushan |
³¯¦u¤s |
1921 |
NA |
Military general. Commande-in-chief of Garrison Headquarters of Taiwan. |
| Chen |
Shouyi |
³¯¦u¤@ |
1906 |
NA |
Graduated from Beijing Chaoyang University. Joined CCP in 1927. Held various government positions. Professor and head of the Department of Law of Beijing University. |
| Chen |
Shu |
³¯¼Ï |
NA |
NA |
Young Catholic list address: Institute St. Paul, Cherbourg, (Manche); Listed as expelled from European Branch of the Guomindang in August 1925 meeting. |
| Chen |
Shu |
³¯z |
1911 |
NA |
Graduated from the History department of Beijing Normal University. Professor of history at Fudan Univeristy and Beijing Normal University. Works include _Qidanshi lunzheng gao_, Jinshi shibu wuzhong_, etc. |
| Chen |
Shufan |
³¯¾ðÿ |
1885 |
1949 |
Military commander. Graduated from Baoding Official School. Joined Tongmenghui in 1911. Attached to Yuan Shikai. Driven out later by warlords from Shaanxi and then Sichuan. |
| Chen |
Shujing |
³¯z¸g |
1896 |
1878 |
Participated in Taoyuan Movement. Joined GMD in 1920. Held various party positions at local level. Went to Taiwan in 1949. |
| Chen |
Shule |
³¯®Ñ¼Ö |
NA |
NA |
NA |
| Chen |
Shuliang |
³¯¨û«G |
1911 |
NA |
Graduated from Furen University in 1934. Studied in Japan 1935-36. went back to China in 1936. Joined CCP in 1937. After 1949, served as deputy director, and director of the Asian Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ambassador to Cambodia and Romania. |
| Chen |
Shunli |
³¯µÏ§ |
1917 |
NA |
Graduated from the Economics Department of Qinghua University in 1939. Studied at Cambridge in England, 1945-1948. Went back to China in 1949. Professor and president of Shanxi University. Member of the Standing Committee of the CPPCC. |
| Chen |
Shunong |
³¯®Ñ¹A |
1898 |
NA |
Sino-French Institute Archives, Student #187. Expelled from Sino-French Institute Archives, Student lack of attention to studies, 1929. Formed own European Branch of the Guomindang faction at 41 rue des Ecoles. Fought with Peng Xiang in 1927. |
| Chen |
Shuren |
³¯¾ð¤H |
1883 |
1948 |
Anti-Qing revolutionary. Joined Tongmenghui in 1905. Studied in Kyoto Art School, 1905-1912. After the failure of the Second Revolution, went back to Japan to study and got B.A. degree. Went to Canada in 1916 and served as director of party affairs in Canada and USA. Later held various posts in the GMD Guangdong provincial government. Held art exhibitions. Works include _Lingnan chunse_, _Zhuan'ai ji_, etc. |
| Chen |
Shuren |
³¯¾ð¤H |
1899 |
NA |
Telecommunication specialist. Graduated from Jiaotong University in Shanghai. Chief engineer and director-general of Telecommunications Administration in several provinces. |
| Chen |
Shutong |
³¯¨û³q |
1876 |
1966 |
Late Qing Jinshi. Member of the Hanlin Academy. Studied at Tokyo University of Law and Politics, 1904-1906. Member of the House of Representative of the first legislature after 1911 Revolution. Was active in Anti-Japanese War. Vice Chairman of the CPPCC. Vice Chairman of the Standing Committee of NPC. Held many other positions. works include _Zhengzhi xue_, Zhengfa tonglun_, etc. |
| Chen |
Shuxi |
³¯¾ðÄf |
1911 |
NA |
Railroad engineer. Graduated from Jiaotong University. Studied in America. Went to Taiwan in 1949. Director of Railroad Bureau. Held posts in the Ministry of Transportation. |
| Chen |
Shuying |
³¯²Q^ |
1893 |
1990 |
Sun Ke's wife. Social activist. Educated overseas. Engaged in charities and childcare. |
| Chen |
Sibang |
³¯ªÁ¨¹ |
1884 |
NA |
Medical expert. Educated in Cambridge, England. |
| Chen |
Suiheng |
³¯Âã¿Å |
1915 |
NA |
Graduated from St. John's University in 1940. Vice chairman of PPCC of Jiangsu province. Member of the Standing Committee of CPPCC. |
| Chen |
Sunong |
³¯¯À¹A |
1900 |
1983 |
Military official. Graduated from the third class of Huangpu Military Academy. Went to Hong Kong in 1949 and to Taiwan in 1951. |
| Chen |
Suzhi |
³¯¯ÀªÛ |
1931 |
NA |
Vice governor of Liaoning Province. Joined CCP in
1949. Graduated from Liaoning University in 1960. Alternate member of the CCP Central Committee. |
| Chen |
Tanqiu |
³¯¼æ¬î |
1895 |
1943 |
Joined Communist group in 1920, attended the first meeting of the CCP in 1921. Worked in the Soviet Union with the Commintern from 1933 to 1939. Arrested and killed by warlord. |
| Chen |
Tao |
³¯Ãü |
1920 |
NA |
Ph.D. in Politics from Meiji University and Ph.D. in Economics from ©Ý´Ó university in Japan. Had military career before 1949. Went to Taiwan in 1949 and engaged in education. Published many textbooks and served as president of the International Junior College of Commerce. |
| Chen |
Tao |
³¯ÀÜ |
1900 |
NA |
Studied Economics in Japan. Joined GMD in 1921. Went back to China in 1926 and joined CCP in the same year. Worked in the Huangpu Military Academy for a while. Jailed and released twice. worked in the Ministry of Foreign Trade. |
| Chen |
Taosheng |
³¯ñµÁn |
1899 |
NA |
Specialist in applied chemistry. graduated from Beijing Polytechnic University in 1922. Master's degree from State University of Lousiana. Professor of many universities. Publications include _Faxiao gongye_, _Mei huaxue_, etc. |
| Chen |
Tianchi |
³¯¤Ñ¦À |
1918 |
1968 |
Professor at Nankai University, researcher at China Science Academy. Graduated from Southwest Associated University in 1941, and got Ph.D. of Science from University of Luisiana in 1949. Secretary-general of China Chemistry Society. |
| Chen |
Tianhua |
³¯ ¤Ñ µØ |
1875 |
1905 |
A founder of the Huaxinghui and the Tongmenghui, Chen Tianhua was a prominent Anti-Manchu revolutionary. His pamphlets and organizational abilities were very popular. He committed suicide in 1905 as a protest. |
| Chen |
Tianxi |
³¯¤ÑµR |
1902 |
NA |
Newspaper editor and playwright. Adapted play scripts include _Qin xianglian_, _Yuqingting_, etc. |
| Chen |
Tianxi |
³¯¤Ñ¿ü |
1885 |
1975 |
Joined GMD in 1912. Official of the Commission of Examinations og the National Government. Went to Taiwan in 1949. Publications include _Donxisha Dao quan'an huibiuan_, etc. |
| Chen |
Tiaoyuan |
³¯½Õ¤¸ |
1886 |
1943 |
Military general. First served in the Beiyang Army, later joined the Natioanl Revolutionary Army. Participated in the Northern Expedition and was involved in the Xian Incident in 1936. Member of the Executive Committee. |
| Chen |
Tie |
³¯ÅK |
1900 |
NA |
European Branch of the Guomindang EXEC. Comm. in 1927. If the same Chen Tie as in Bartke, then he went to Huangpu Military Academy, participated in "bandit suppression headquarters"; and then in 1948 turned to the Communists, later holding several positions in the government of PRC. Might also be the same as worked as Hutchinson factory, with a birth date of 1901: Entered Hutchinson factory (France) December 16, 1921 and left August 5, 1922. Worked with shoes. |
| Chen |
Tiejun |
³¯ÅK§g |
1917 |
1961 |
Military official.Joined CCP in 1937. Participated in the Sino-Japanese War and the Civil War. |
| Chen |
Tingdong |
³¯§Ê´É |
NA |
NA |
NA |
| Chen |
Tinghui |
³¯§Ê½÷ |
NA |
NA |
Young Catholic list address: Rue des Chanoines 46 gand. |
| Chen |
Tingrui |
³¯¾^¾U |
1890 |
1976 |
Lawyer. Graduated from Dongwu University in 1920 and went to study in USA. Doctorate in Law from Michigan University. Went to Taiwan in 1948, served as the Dean of the Dongwu Law School. Moved to America in 1956 and went back to Taiwan in 1874. |
| Chen |
Tiqiang |
³¯Åé±j |
1917 |
1983 |
Law specialist. Graduated from Qianghua University in 1939. Got Ph.D. in political science from Oxford University in 1948. Professor of law at Qinghua, Beijing University, and the Institute of Foreign Affairs. Held various posts in government agencies related to international law. Member of the Sixth CPPCC. |
| Chen |
Tizhi |
³¯Åé§Ó |
NA |
NA |
NA |
| Chen |
Tongsheng |
³¯¦P¥Í |
1906 |
1968 |
Joined CCP in 1926. Assistant Director of the Liaison Department of East China Militry District before 1949. In charge of the United Front work in Nanjing and Shanghai after 1949. Vice Chairman of CPPCC in shanghai. |
| Chen |
Wangdao |
³¯±æ¹D |
1890 |
1977 |
Studied in Japan. Went back to China in 1919. One of the organizers of Shanghai Communist Group in 1920. |
| Chen |
Wanlan |
³¯®¾žð |
1913 |
1982 |
Military general. Joined the Red Army in 1933 and the CCP in 1937. Participated in the Long March. Held various posts in the PLA. |
| Chen |
Wei |
³¯«Â |
1880 |
1951 |
Late Qing government financial official. Later served in the republican Government. President of the Bank of China. |
| Chen |
Weicheng |
³¯«Â«° |
1880 |
NA |
Diplomat to Britain. Ph.D. from Michigan University. |
| Chen |
Weida |
³¯°¶¹F |
1916 |
1990 |
Joined CCP in 1937. Held various government and party posts at the provincial level. Member of the Central Committee of the CCP. |
| Chen |
Weiji |
³¯ºû½^ |
1902 |
1984 |
Textile engineer. Studied in England and Germany. Joined CCP in 1939. Published newspapers. Served as Vice Minister of Textile Industry. Member of the Standing Committee of CPPCC. |
| Chen |
Weiming |
³¯·L©ú |
NA |
1961 |
Arrived in France in 1926, went to the Soviet Union 1927, returned to China 1931. Editor of Red China, asst. director of Lu Xun Arts School up to 1949, and held cultural and educational posts after 1949. |
| Chen |
Weiping |
³¯ºû–Þ |
1880 |
NA |
Diplomat. Ph.D. from Boston University. |
| Chen |
Weiren |
³¯¬°¤H |
1899 |
1937 |
Joined Communist group in 1920. Studied in the Soviet Union. Was in charge of propaganda work. |
| Chen |
Weiren |
³¯ºû¤¯ |
1924 |
NA |
Joined CCP in 1948. Graduated from Qinghua University. Served as editor of the _People's Daily_, and vice president of the Central party School. |
| Chen |
Wenbao |
³¯¤å½Ç |
1881 |
1911 |
Revolutionist. Member of the Tongmenghui. Joined the 1911 Guangzhou Uprising and was killed. One of the 72 Martyrs. |
| Chen |
Wenbiao |
³¯¤å³C |
1910 |
1962 |
Military general. Joined CCPO in 1928. Participated in the Long March. |
| Chen |
Wenbin |
³¯¤å±l |
1904 |
1982 |
Linguist and professor. Graduated from the University of Law and Politics in Japan in 1931 and taught at Taiwan and Japan. Went to Beijing in 1949. Member of the CPPCC. |
| Chen |
Wengui |
³¯¤å¶Q |
1902 |
1974 |
Microbiologist. Participated in Nanchang Uprising in 1927. Graduated from Western China Union Medical College in 1929 with the degree of Doctor of Medical Science. Member of the Chinese Academy of Science. Discovered evidence that the U.S. army used bacteria weapons in Korea in 1952. |
| Chen |
Wenkuan |
³¯¤å¼e |
1913 |
NA |
Pilot. Graduated from a flight school in U.S.A. in 1932. Went to Taiwan in 1949 and started the Fuxin airline. |
| Chen |
Wenkui |
³¯¤å»í |
1912 |
NA |
Specialist in railway engineering. Graduated from Shandong University. Supervised the building of Liujiang railway bridge and designed an air-conditioned railway car. Went to Taiwan in 1948 and held posts in the Executive Yuan. |
| Chen |
Wentu |
³¯¤å¹Ï |
1881 |
1924 |
Anti-Qing revolutionary. Joined Tongmenghui and provided financial aid for Sun Yatsen's revolution. Published newspaper _Xin guomin ribao_ in Singapo attacking the Beijing government after the failture of the Second Revolution. |
| Chen |
Wenyuan |
³¯¤åžs |
1895 |
NA |
Ph.D. from Duke University. Acting president of Fujian Christian University, 1930-1937. Secretary-general of National Christian Council. Bishop of Methodist Church in West China. |
| Chen |
Wenyun |
³¯¤å¹B |
1879 |
NA |
Military leader of the republican army. Graduated from the Army Infantry School and studied in a military school in Japan. |
| Chen |
Wu |
³¯ªZ |
1906 |
1983 |
Military general and commander of GMD. Graduated from the First Class of Huangpu Military Academy. Went to Taiwan in 1949. |
| Chen |
Xia |
³¯…< |
NA |
NA |
Worked in Maison Chambrelent(118). |
| Chen |
Xian |
³¯¥ý |
1919 |
NA |
Member of the Standing Committee of the NPC. Joined CCP in 1940. Director of the General Bureau of State Planning Commission, and other posts in economic development. |
| Chen |
Xiandeng |
³¯¥ýµn |
NA |
NA |
Young Catholic list address: Rue Palousie & Saint Quey (s). |
| Chen |
Xianghe |
³¯µ¾Åb |
1901 |
1969 |
Writer and professor. Studied at Fudan and Beijing University. Published several literary journals. Joined CCP in 1939. Member of the Natioanl Writers' Association and vice chairman of Sichuan Writers' Association. |
| Chen |
Xianrui |
³¯¥ý·ç |
1913 |
NA |
Lieutenant general of PLA. Joined the Red Army in 1929 and the CCP in 1931. Commissar of Chengdu and Beijing Military Districts. Member of the Central Committee of CCP. |
| Chen |
Xianzhou |
³¯¥ý¦à |
1895 |
1969 |
Graduated from a engineering school in Japan in 1924. Joined CCP in 1938. Vice governor of Liaoning Province. Vice chairman of the Liaoning CPPCC. Deputy to the NPC. |
| Chen |
Xiaocen |
³¯¤p§Â |
1897 |
NA |
One of the founding members of JWS; published feminist journal in early 1920s. Member of Socialist Youth, later adopted more neutral position. Criticized during Cultural revolution. |
| Chen |
Xiaowei |
³¯§µ«Â |
1893 |
1974 |
Military commander. Resigned military position in 1929. Started the _Tianwentai bao_ in Hong Kong in 1936. Works include _Taipingyang guchuji_, _Shishi yu shiyun_, etc. |
| Chen |
Xiaoyu |
³¯¯º«B |
1917 |
1966 |
Journalist. Joined CCP in 1938. Assistant director of the Zhongnan Branch of Xinhua News Agency. Editor in chief of _Xin Guancha_. Works include _Sixiang zatan_, _Zawen ji_, etc. |
| Chen |
Xiefen |
³¯Â^ªâ |
1883 |
1923 |
Chief editor of _Nyuxue bao_. Head master of a girl school in Shanghai. Studied in Japan and joined secret Anti-Qing organization. Later went to America with her husband Yang Jun. |
| Chen |
Xi'en |
³¯¿ü®¦ |
1902 |
NA |
Professor at Xiehe University in China and Southern California University. Graduated to Fujian Xiehe University and taught there. Master's degree from Columbia University in 1927. Taught in China for ten years. Then got Ph.D. from the University of Southern California. |
| Chen |
Xiguang |
³¯¿ü¥ú |
1890 |
1960 |
Politician. Studied in Japan. Went to Taiwan in 1949. Member of Legislative Yuan. |
| Chen |
Xilian |
³¯ ¿ü Áp |
1913 |
NA |
Chen started early in his revolutionary activities when he was part of a youth arson group during the Communist Autumn Harvest Uprising in 1926. He became a military commander at the age of twenty, and had the nickname, "the Little Steel Cannon." Bartke's suggests that he may have received military training in the USSR, but there is no proof. Chen was chair of the Revolutionary Committee for Liaoning province during the GPCR. In 1980 Chen was removed from all Party and state posts. |
| Chen |
Xin |
³¯ªY |
1930 |
NA |
Joined CCP in 1952. Vice director of state Nationalilties Committee. Secreatry general of the United Front Department of CCP Central Committee. |
| Chen |
Xinchuan |
³¯·s¶Ç |
1893 |
1971 |
Christian missionary. Joined Chinese Christianity in 1917 after studied at the church school. Wrote _Wuxi Miaozu gujin shenghuoji_. |
| Chen |
Xinfa |
³¯·sµo |
1915 |
NA |
Business leader. General manager of several companies in Taiwan. Member of parliament at provincial level. |
| Chen |
Xing |
³¯¦æ |
1890 |
NA |
Financier and banker. President of the Central Bank. Held other posts in the Ministry of Finance of the National Government. Studied in America, obtained Master's degree from Ohio University. |
| Chen |
Xinggeng |
³¯¦æ½é |
1914 |
NA |
Party official. Joined the Red Army in 1932 and the CCP in 1937. Participated in the Long March. Deputy secretary of provincial party committee. |
| Chen |
Xingshen |
³¯¿ô¨ |
1911 |
NA |
Professor of mathematics in China and U.S.A. Academician of the American Academy of Sciences and foreign member of the British Royal Society. Graduated from Nankai University in 1930, master's degree from Qinghua in 1934, doctorate from Hamburg University, Germany, in 1936. Honarary doctorate from several universities. |
| Chen |
Xinmin |
³¯·s¥Á |
1912 |
NA |
Professor and researcher of metallurgy. Graduated from Qinghua in 1935. Doctor of Science from MIT in 1946. Member of the Academy of Science. |
| Chen |
Xinren |
³¯¨¯¤¯ |
1915 |
NA |
Diplomat. Ambassador to Finland, Iran, , Holland, and Philippines. Vice president of Institute of Foreign Affairs. Government and party positions on the provincial level. |
| Chen |
Xintao |
³¯¤ß³³ |
1904 |
1977 |
Professor of parasitology. Graduated from Union Medical College in Fujian in 1925. Master's degree of Parasitology from Minnesota University and Ph.D from Harvard. Joined CCP in 1958. Worked in Guangdong universities and research institutes. |
| Chen |
Xiongfang |
NA |
NA |
NA |
NA |
| Chen |
Xiongfei |
³¯¶¯¸ |
1911 |
NA |
Official of the Department of Foreign Affairs in Taiwan. Diplomat to France and other countries. Obtained the degree of Doctor of Law from Zhendan University in Shanghai and the University of Paris. |
| Chen |
Xitong |
³¯§Æ¦P |
1930 |
NA |
Mayor and Party Secretary of Beijing. Joined CCP in 1949. Member of the State Council and Party Central Committee. |
| Chen |
Xizeng |
³¯§Æ´¿ |
1896 |
NA |
Lieutenant general of GMD. Director of the Bureau of Public Security in Shanghai and Hankou in the 1930s. Taught at Huangpu Military Academy. |
| Chen |
Xuejun |
³¯¾Ç«T |
1919 |
NA |
Specialist and professor in thermal dynamics engineering. Master degree in mechanical engineering from American university. Member of the Degree Committee under the State Coucil. Vice Chairman of the Jiusan Xueshe Central Committee. Member of CPPCC. |
| Chen |
Xueping |
³¯³·–Þ |
1902 |
NA |
Minister of Education and Secretary-General of Executive Yuan in Taiwan. Graduated from Beijing University in 1927. Master's degree from Columbia University. Professor of Beijing University in the 1930s and 40s. Went to Taiwan in 1949. |
| Chen |
Xuezhao |
³¯¾Ç¬L |
1906 |
1991 |
Writer and newspaper editor. Ph.D. in literature from Clemond University in France in 1934. Went to Yan'an in 1938. Joined CCP in 1945. Member of the Chinese Writers' Association. Works include _Junlyu_, _Cuncaoxin_, etc. |
| Chen |
Xujing |
³¯§Ç¸g |
1903 |
1967 |
Professor of socio-economics. President of Nankai and Jinan University. Ph.D. from Illinois University and did research in Germany. |
| Chen |
Xunyu |
³¯°VÕS |
1907 |
1972 |
Journalist.Went to Taiwan in 1949 and later to Hong Kong. Editor in Chief of _Central Daily News_ and _Shenbao_. Member of the Legislative Yuan. |
| Chen |
Yan |
³¯ ª¢ |
NA |
NA |
Brother of Chen Yi, he also participated in the Work-Study Movement. |
| Chen |
Yan |
³¯l |
1856 |
1937 |
Late Qing Scholar. Advocator of reform. Editor and professor at universities after 1911. Works include _Shiyishi hishua_, _Shiyishi shiji_, etc. |
| Chen |
Yanjiong |
³¯©µ¬³ |
1894 |
NA |
Official of the Ministry of Railways of the National Government. Went to Taiwan in 1949. |
| Chen |
Yannian |
³¯©µ¦~ |
1899 |
1927 |
Studied in France between 1919 and 1922. Went to study in Moscow in 1923. Chen Yannian headed the Guangdong Communist Party. He was arrested and killed by GMD in 1927. |
| Chen |
Yansheng |
³¯ºt¥Í |
1875 |
1952 |
Late Qing Xiucai. Member of the Tongmenghui. Participated in the movement against Yuan Shikai. Member of the Central Committee of Zhigongdang. Member of the First CPPCC. |
| Chen |
Yaosheng |
³¯³ó¸t |
1911 |
NA |
Diplomat to Britain in 1944 and stayed there after leaving the post in 1950. Set up news agency and engaged in Commerce. Graduated from Hangzhou Zhijiang University in 1933, Yanjing University in 1935 with Master's degree and Ph.D. from London University in 1939. |
| Chen |
Yaoyuan |
³¯³ó«® |
1887 |
1949 |
Joined Tongmenghui in U.S.A. Active in collecting fund for 1911 Revolution. Executive member of the GMD Central Committee. |
| Chen |
Yaozhen |
³¯Ä£¯u |
1899 |
1986 |
Opthalmologist and professor. Graduated from Boston University with the degree of Doctor of Medicine. Research fellow in Hopkins University. Went back to China in 1934 and taught at medical colleges in shandong, Guangzhou and Beijing. |
| Chen |
Yaozu |
³¯Ä£¯ª |
1892 |
1944 |
Official of the Ministry of Railway of the National Government. Wang Jingwei's gvoernor of Guangdong and mayor of Gangzhou. Was assassinated in Guangzhou in 1944. |
| Chen |
Yeping |
³¯³¥Ðm |
1915 |
NA |
Director of the Department of Organization of the Central Committee of CCP. Joined CCP in 1933. Member of the Central Advisory Commission under the CCP Central Committee. Member of the CPPCC. |
| Chen |
Yi |
³¯¼Ý |
1901 |
1972 |
Studied in France between 1919 and 1922.Joined CCP in 1923. Founder of the New Fourth Army. One of the major leaders of the CCP Revolution. Mayor of Shanghai. Foreign Minister and Vice Premier. |
| Chen |
Yi |
³¯Ä³ |
1883 |
1950 |
GMD general. Executive member of the 6th GMD Central Committeee.Governor of Fujian and Zhejiang. Arrested in 1949 as Comminist conspirator and was killed in 1950. |
| Chen |
Yiding |
³¯À[¹© |
1906 |
NA |
GMD general. Graduated from the Third Class of Huangpu Military Academy. Was captured by PLA in 1947. Became a teacher of the PLA Military Academy in 1950. Member of CPPCC of Jiangsu Province. |
| Chen |
Yifan |
³¯¦ç¤Z |
1914 |
NA |
Commander of the air force of GMD in Taiwan. Trained in the U.S. 1953-1957 military Attache to the Philippines. Ambassador to Jordan in 1976. |
| Chen |
Yigui |
³¯©y¶Q |
1914 |
NA |
Military general.Joined the Red Army in 1930 and the CCP in 1933. Participated in the Long March and the Korean War. |
| Chen |
Yingning |
³¯Äå¹ç |
1880 |
1969 |
Late Qing xiucai. Graduated from Anhui Senior School of Law and Politics. Turned to study Daoism. Editor- in-chief of Daoist journals and head of the Daoist Association. Member of CPPCC. |
| Chen |
Yinke |
³¯±G«ñ |
1890 |
1969 |
Also known as Chen Yinque. Internationally known Sinologist. Studied in Japan, Germany, France and America. Professor at Qinghua University, Oxford University, and some other universities. Member of the Chinese Academy of Scoial Sciences. Member of the Standing Committee of CPPCC. Works include _Lun zaisheng yuan_, Chen Yinke wenji_, etc. |
| Chen |
Yishun |
³¯¸q¶¶ |
1907 |
1942 |
Social activist. Graduated from Waseda University in Japan. Engaged in anti-Japan activities in Shanghai and Hong Kong. Was arrested and killed by the Japanese in 1942. |
| Chen |
Yisong |
³¯¶hªQ |
1907 |
NA |
Lawyer. Graduated from Tokyo Imperial University. Engaged in business. Settled down in Beijing in 1973. Member of the Standing Committee of the NPC and the CPPCC. |
| Chen |
Yixi |
³¯©yÁH |
1844 |
1930 |
Engineer. Worked in America on the railways. Went back to China in 1904. Advocated the construction of railway in China relying on Chinese capital. Was responsibe for the construction of Xinning railway. |
| Chen |
Yiyun |
³¯¶h¶³ |
1911 |
1969 |
Politician. Graduated from Zhongshan University. Studied in the U.S. Member of the GMD Legislative Yuan. |
| Chen |
Yonggui |
³¯¥Ã¶Q |
1914 |
1986 |
Joined CCP in 1948. Party secretary of Dazhai Commune. Vice premier from 1975, resigned in 1980. Member of the politburo of the Central Committee of CCP. Member of the NPC. |
| Chen |
Yongjin |
³¯«i¶i |
1922 |
NA |
Journalist. Reporter for _People's Daily_. Joined CCP in 1937. Assistant Editor-in-chief of _Anhui Daily_. Head of the Yunnan, Anhui, Fujian branches of the Xinhua News Agency. |
| Chen |
Yongkang |
³¯¥Ã±d |
1907 |
1985 |
Expert in Rice cultivation and model worker. Bred new rice species in the 1940s. Joined CCP in 1954. Member of the CCP Central Committee and the NPC. |
| Chen |
Yongling |
³¯¥ÃÄÖ |
1910 |
NA |
Chief engineer and director of State Bureau of Surveying and Cartography. Graduated from Shanghai Jiaotong University in 1931, from London University in 1935, and obtained Doctor's degree in engineer from Berlin Industrial University. Professor at Qinghua, Tongji, Zhongshan and other universities. |
| Chen |
Youren |
³¯¤Í¤¯ |
1879 |
1944 |
Senior government official. Secretary to Sun Yatsen. Born in Indonesia and educated in Britain. Went back to China in 1912. Chief editor of several English newspapers. Member of the Central Executive Committee of GMD. Foreign Minister of the National Government. Joined China Socialist Democratic Party in 1933 and was expelled from GMD. |
| Chen |
Yousong |
³¯¤ÍªQ |
1899 |
NA |
Professor of Beijing University, Beijing Normal University. Ph.D from Columbia University in U.S. Member of teh Chinese Democratic League. Works include _Zhongguo jiaoyu caizheng zhi gaijin_, _Sulian de jiaoyu_, etc. |
| Chen |
Youwei |
³¯¦³ºû |
1909 |
1966 |
Air force General of GMD. Graduated from Central Army Officer Academy. Went to Taiwan in 1949. Deputy-commander-in-chief of the Air Force in Taiwan. |
| Chen |
Youxin |
³¯¤S·s |
1889 |
NA |
Army commander. Graduated from the Army University. President of a Police Officer School. |
| Chen |
Yu |
³¯§ |
1901 |
1974 |
Joined CCP in 1925. Member of the Politburo of 6th Party Central Committee. Studied in Moscow Lenin Institute. Minister of teh Energy Department and the Coal Department after 1949. Party secretary and governor of Guangdong Province. Member of the Central Committee of CCP and NPC. |
| Chen |
Yu |
³¯§ |
1888 |
NA |
Senior government official in education, public health and other fields during the 1920s to 1940s. Also worked in the Executive Yuan. Graduated from a Hunan Law school and studied in Japan. |
| Chen |
Yu |
³¯¦t |
1916 |
NA |
Member of the Standing Committee of CPPCC. Joined CCP in 1937. Studied in Yan'an kangda and the CCP Central Party School. Held party position at municipal level, senior position in the All China Federation of Trade Unions and the World Workers' Union. |
| Chen |
Yuan |
³¯¤¸ |
1945 |
NA |
Graduated from Qinghua University in 1970, Graduate School of the Academy of Social Sciences in 1981 with master's degree in economics. Vice president of the People's Bank of China. |
| Chen |
Yuan |
³¯«® |
1880 |
1971 |
Historian and professor. Late Qing xiucai. Graduated from Guanghua Medical college in 1910. Held senior position in the Education Department of Beijing government. President of Beijing Normal University after 1949. Head of the Gugong Library, researcher of the Central Research Institute. Member of the Academy of Social Sciences. Joined CCP in 1959. Member of the NPC. |
| Chen |
Yuan |
³¯·½ |
1896 |
1970 |
Scholar and professor. Studied in Britain from 1912 to 1922. Ph.D. from London University. Dean of School of Art of Wuhan University. Representative to UNESCO until 1966. |
| Chen |
Yuan |
³¯ì |
1918 |
NA |
Linguist and editor. Graduated from Guangzhou Zhongshan University. Chief editor of the People's Publishing House and the Commercial Press. Head of the Language Research Institute of the Academy of Social Sciences. Works include _Yuyan yu shehui shenghuo_, _Shehui yuyan xue_,etc. |
| Chen |
Yuanhui |
³¯¤¸·u |
1913 |
NA |
Educator and editor. Studied in Central University. Joined CCP in 1938. Editor of the _China Youth_. Professor at Northeast University. Researcher at the Academy of Social Sciences. Head of China Association of Social Psychology, China Association of Educational Research. Works include _Zhongguo xiandai jiaoyu shi_, _Lun Fengte_, etc. |
| Chen |
Yucang |
³¯«BÃ> |
1889 |
1947 |
President of Hubei Medical College and head of Hubei Provincial Hospital. Studied in Japan and Germany. Received medical degree from Berlin University of Medicine. Went back to China in 1920 and set up Hubei provincial Medical School. Joined CCP in 1927. Operated a secret radio station in Shanghai to transmit information for the CCP Central Committee. |
| Chen |
Yucheng |
³¯¥É¦¨ |
1837 |
1862 |
Important leader of the Taiping Rebellion. Was made Yingwang. Was arrested and executed by Qing government. |
| Chen |
Yuguang |
³¯¸Î¥ú |
1893 |
1989 |
Doctor's degree in chemistry from Coulmbia University. Professor of chemistry, president of Beijing Normal University and the University of Nanjing. Participated in politics. Member of People's Political Council. Member of Shanghai CPPCC. |
| Chen |
Yuhui |
³¯·¶½÷ |
1892 |
1969 |
Navy officer. Studied at Baoding Military Officers' Academy. Participated in Taoyuan Movement. County magistrate. Vice commander-in-chief of the navy stationed at Baiken Island. Resigned in 1954 and went to Taiwan. |
| Chen |
Yulin |
³¯¥ÉÅï |
1921 |
NA |
Professor of agricultural chemistry at Taiwan University. Ph.D. from Kyushu University, Japan. President of the ROC Association of Agricultural Chemistry. |
| Chen |
Yumei |
³¯¥É±ö |
1910 |
NA |
Actress. Leading actress in _Tang Bohu dian Qiuxiang_. Was elected as Movie Queen in 1934. Went to Hong Kong in 1935. |
| Chen |
Yun |
³¯ ¶³ |
1905 |
1995 |
A long-term CCP revolutionary, Chen Yun has been very important in developing the state-supported style economy in China post-1949, but also emphasized self-reliance. He opposed the Great Leap Forward and emerged after the death of Mao Zedong as a central leader. |
| Chen |
Yunzhong |
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NA |
NA |
NA |
| Chen |
Zanxian |
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1895 |
1927 |
Joined CCP in 1925. Killed by GMD in 1927. |
| Chen |
Zefu |
NA |
NA |
NA |
NA |
| Chen |
Zhaoxi |
³¯ ¥ü º³ |
NA |
NA |
Researcher at the Physiology research Institute. |
| Chen |
Zhen |
³¯ ·© |
NA |
NA |
Correspondence researcher of Beiping Yanjiuyuan. |
| Chen |
Zhenying |
³¯ Âí Ãs |
NA |
NA |
Young Catholic list address: Route de Versaille 167 Billancourt (s). |
| Chen |
Zhi |
³¯¤¸ª½ |
1918 |
NA |
Chief editor of several newspapers. Joined CCP in 1938. Studied at Yan'an Kangda. Head of the Department of Culture and Education of Heilongjiang. |
| Chen |
Zhongfan |
³¯¤¤¤Z |
1888 |
NA |
Scholar and professor of classic Chinese literature at Nanjing University. Taught at many other universities too. Published many Works on literature, education and many other subjects. |
| Chen |
Zhuoming |
³¯ ¨ô ©ú |
1899 |
NA |
Young Catholic list address: Petit Seminaire Chateaugirere. Entered Hutchinson factory (France) January 24, 1922 and left April 22, 1922. Worked with shoes. |
| Chen |
Zihe |
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NA |
NA |
NA |
| Chen |
Zubing |
NA |
NA |
NA |
NA |
| Chen |
Zuojun |
³¯ §@ ¶v |
NA |
NA |
NA |
| Cheng |
Fangwu |
NA |
1888 |
NA |
From Bartke:(p.40) Chen sdutied in Japan and co-edited two literary journals with Guo Moruo; He went to France in 1927 and worked on Chi Guang; 1931 he returned to China and went to the Hubei-Henan-Anhui Soviet District; Long March participant; 1st CPPCC; Appointed president in 1952 to the Northeast Normal University in Changchun; other official postings also. |
| Cheng |
Hongshou |
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1903 |
NA |
Sino-French Institute Archives, Student #189. Institute Voltaire Beijing (Prep School); admitted in Oct. 1926, Li Shuhua recommended; Ecole des Sciences Politiques; (1927) Claudel; Wanted to go into Beaux Arts and become a painter but family wanted him to go into the consular service; Prof. Claudel wrote a really strong letter about this, advising against. Feb. 1929 note claimed that he was still not adjusting, "l'espirit capticieux et Indiscipline de M. Tcheng." Paul Rougier recommended strongly; Kleinclausz did not care for him. Picture of first prize bust he had sculpted by June 1929. Note of 1935: "cet etudiant s'est fait remarquer par sa mauvaise conduite" - actually scratched from enrollment in July 1935. |
| Cheng |
Kanghou |
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NA |
NA |
NA |
| Cheng |
Shengwu |
µ{ ÷ ªZ |
NA |
NA |
Worked in Maison Chambrelent(949), entered 10/24/21. |
| Cheng |
Yi |
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1033 |
1107 |
Cheng was a gifted student, who at age eighteen was already writing policy recommendation letters. Numerous high positions were repeatedly offered to him, which he rejected until the Emperor ordered him to become a professor at the Imperial Academy. Here he was highly revered by his students, who refered to him as a "genuine professor." His writings were included in the Er Cheng Quan Shu. Despite his accomplishments, Cheng reportedly remained a humble man. Source-- Portraits |
| Cheng |
Zewu |
NA |
NA |
NA |
NA |
| Chi |
Lun |
¦À Û |
NA |
NA |
NA |
| Chiang |
Kai-shek |
Ɖ ¤¶ ¥Û |
1887 |
1975 |
Originally named Jiang Jieshi, better known to the world as "Chiang Kai-shek"; One of the most crucial Chinese leaders, Chiang was a consummate leader in not only out-maneuvering his opponents but in his stature as a leader. Through the April 12th Coup in 1927 he assumed leadership of the GMD and as the Northern Expedition had been largely successful, he was able to establish a central government in Nanjing. He was the president and commander-in-chief for the next two decades, until the defeat by the CCP in 1949. The GMD government was in exile in Taiwan and Chiang and his son, Jiang Jingguo were able to initiate an economic recovery and boom, in a new career phase. Chiang Kai-shek's is a life that needs a comprehensive biography to be written. |
| Chu |
Minyi |
»u ¥Á ½Ë |
1884 |
1946 |
Prominent anarchist and Secretary to Cai Yuanpei, and follower of Wang Jingwei after 1939, executed in 1946. He helped set up the Sino-French Institute Archives, Student . |
| Ci |
Xi |
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1835 |
1908 |
A very important figure in the late Qing dynasty, Cixi was the favorite concubine of the Xianfeng Emperor and the mother of the Tongzhi Emperor. She was heavily involved in court politics and intrigue and her machinations hindered the response to the crises of the late 19th century. |
| Cui |
Jinli |
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NA |
NA |
NA |
| Cui |
Zaiyang |
±Z ¸ü ¶§ |
1899 |
NA |
Sino-French Institute Archives, Student #53. Father: William Chan. Thesis in 1926. "Etude comparative sur les Doctrines pedagogiques de Durkheim et de Dewey." Interesting letter of recommendation (29 May 1926) by teacher Bourjade; methodical and precise; French not so eloquent. Important anarchist. |
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