Chan (surname)

Chan is a Cantonese romanisation of the surname spelled in pinyin as Chén (). • Chan Kong-sang (; born 1954) a.k.a. Jackie Chan, Hong Kong actor • Danny Chan Pak Keung (陳百強; 1958–1993), Hong Kong singer, songwriter and actor • Diana Ming Chan (; 1929–2008), American social worker of Chinese descent • Amy Chan (badminton) (; born 1961), Hong Kong badminton player • Isabel Chan (; born 1979), Hong Kong actress • Gemma Chan (; born 1982), English actress and model of Chinese descent • Eugene Chan (), Hong Kong linguist • Agnes Chan (), Hong-Kong-born university professor, essayist and novelist • Sunney Chan (陳長謙; 1936–2025), American biophysical chemist ==Hokkien romanisation of 曾==

Chan is a Hokkien romanisation of the surname spelled in pinyin as Zēng (曾). People with this surname include: • James Chan Soon Cheong (曾順祥; 1926–2023), Malaysian Roman Catholic bishop • Jose Mari L. Chan (曾煥福; born 1945), Filipino singer-songwriter • Chris Chan (曾成兴; born 1950), Singaporean sports administrator • Chan Soo Sen (曾士生; born 1956), Singaporean politician • Soo K. Chan (曾仕乾; born 1962), Singaporean architect • Chan Kwok Fai (曾國琿; born 1982), Malaysian singer • Dinah Chan (曾秀卿; born 1986), Singapore road cyclist • Jasper Chan (曾羽辉; born 1988), Singaporean footballer • Chan Kwong Beng (曾廣銘; born 1988), Malaysian badminton player • Chan Boon Yong (曾文勇), Malaysian diamantaire • Jannie Chan (曾秀丽), Singaporean luxury retail businesswoman • Priscelia Chan (曾詩梅), Singaporean actress • Chan Tien Ghee (曾長義), Malaysian businessman ==Mandarin Wade–Giles romanisation of 詹==

Chan is a Mandarin Wade–Giles romanisation (often used in Taiwan) of the surname spelled in pinyin as Zhān (詹). People with this surname include: • Chan Chun-po (詹春柏; born 1941), Taiwanese Kuomintang politician • Steve Chan (Taiwanese politician) (詹啟賢; born 1948), Taiwanese Kuomintang politician and physician • Thomas Chan (詹順貴; born 1963), Taiwanese Green Party politician • Chan Ya-wen (詹雅雯; born 1967), Taiwanese Hokkien pop singer • Chan Yih-shin (詹益信; born 1977), Taiwanese golfer • Faye Chan (詹雯婷; born 1981), Taiwanese singer • Chan Chin-wei (詹謹瑋; born 1985), Taiwanese female tennis player • Yako Chan (詹子晴; born 1988), Taiwanese singer and actress • Chan Che-Yuan (詹哲淵; born 1989), Taiwanese football midfielder • Chan Yung-jan (詹詠然; born 1989), Taiwanese tennis player • Chan Hao-ching (詹皓晴; born 1993), Taiwanese tennis player, younger sister of Chan Yung-jan • Chan Sheng-Yao (詹聖堯), Taiwanese Buddhist master and artist • Chan Ting-I (詹婷怡), Taiwanese politician ==Mandarin Wade–Giles romanisation of 战/戰==

Chan is a Mandarin Wade–Giles romanisation (often used in Taiwan) of the surname spelled in pinyin as Zhàn (战/戰). People with this surname include: • Elisa Chan (戰琬瑜), American politician in Texas ==Romanization of "田"==

Chan is a romanisation of the surname spelled in pinyin as Tián (田). People with this surname include: • Chan Seng Khai (田承凱; born 1953), Malaysian politician in Sarawak • Jeremy Chan (田銘耀; born 1981), Singaporean actor and singer ==Other==

• Angel Chan (disambiguation) • Cynthia Chan, Filipino politician • Jeffery Paul Chan (1942–2022), American writer and scholar • Julius Chan (1939–2025), Papua New Guinean politician and Prime Minister • Ken Chan (born 1993), Filipino actor • Kenneth Chan (disambiguation) ==See also==