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* ] - mathematician * ] - mathematician
* ] - the coolest of them all * ] - the coolest of them all
* ] - ugly man of the ugly tribe * ] - plastic sugeon
* ] - almost cooler than Yung Kanuma * ] - lawyer of the arts
* ] - Nobel Prize in the dumness catagory and the guy with the longest name ever * ] - Nobel Prize in the lanky catagory and the guy with the longest name ever
* ] - the Chinese person who changed their name the most dramatically from Chang Nung Wung Fung Chhu Nu to Randall Clark! Congrratulations * ] - the Chinese person who changed their name the most dramatically from Chang Nung Wung Fung Chhu Nu to Randall Clark! Congrratulations
* ] - he is cool * ] - he is cool

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By US state
By ethnicity

The following is a list of Chinese Americans who are famous, have made significant contributions to the American culture or society politically, artistically or scientifically, or have appeared in the news numerous times:


Surnames A-C

Surnames D-K

Surnames L-M

Surnames N-V

Surnames W-Z

Notes

  • Whether Taiwanese Americans are consider Chinese American is a controversial political issue. Asterisks (*) indicate persons whose families have had ties to Taiwan. See also Taiwanese American and List of Taiwanese Americans.

References

Footnotes

  1. Ling - "The Committee of 100, an organization composed of elite Chinese Americans, accepted Lisa Ling as one of its members in 2004"
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