Find out more about the greatest Chinese, including Bruce Lee, Jack Ma, Mao Zedong, Xi Jinping and Kris Wu.
Friendly, accommodating and polite, the Chinese people would go to great lengths to avoid conflicts or embarrassment. Quiet and unassuming on the surface, yet burning with passion and determination on the inside, the Chinese have aptly earned the title ‘The Sleeping Dragon’. China is one of the most ancient civilizations and her contributions to the world are immeasurable. One of the world’s fastest growing economies, China has been among the largest and most complicated economies over the past two thousand years. The Chinese are very hardworking, creative, and intellectual.
Donnie Yen(Actor, Film producer, Film director, Choreographer, Martial artist, Judoka, Karateka, Taekwondo athlete, Thai boxer)
27 July 1963
Hu Yitian(Actor)
26 December 1993
Tank Man
Sun Yat-sen(Politician, Physician, Philosopher)
12 November 1866
Laozi
Stephen Chow(Film director, Actor, Film producer, Screenwriter, Comedian)
22 June 1962
Zheng He(Chinese diplomat)
23 September 1371
Gong Li(Actor)
31 December 1965
The teachings of the ancient philosopher Confucius laid the foundation for the rich cultural and political heritage of China. His philosophy emphasized on morality, social relationships, justice and sincerity—qualities that the Chinese uphold to this day. From time immemorial Chinese scientists, mathematicians and doctors have made important inventions and discoveries. The contributions of the Chinese to the areas of astronomy, surgery, science and technology, and philosophy have been immense. The modern Chinese are following in the footsteps of their illustrious forefathers in making their homeland proud and enriching the whole of the world with their good works. Browse this section to read all about the famous Chinese who helped shape the world.
