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Famous people surnamed Cen (岑)

24 of the best-known people with the Cen (岑) surname, chosen by how many language editions of Wikipedia cover them, listed by date of birth.

  • Cen Wenben(岑文本)

    595–645

    chancellor during the reign of Emperor Taizong of Tang

  • Cen Xi(岑羲)

    650–713

    chancellor during the reigns of Emperor Shang, Emperor Ruizong, and Emperor Xuanzong.

  • Cen Shen(岑参)

    715–770

    poet

  • Cen Yuying(岑毓英)

    1829–1889

    Qing dynasty official (1829-1889)

  • Cen Chunxuan(岑春煊)

    1861–1933

    Chinese politician

  • Cen Deguang(岑德广)

    1897–1972

    politician

  • Cen Qixiang(岑麒祥)

    b. 1903

    translator, linguist

  • Cen Fan(岑范)

    1926–2008

    Chinese actor and director (1926-2008)

  • John Shum(岑建勋)

    b. 1952

    Hong Kong actor and film producer

  • Cen Xu(岑旭)

    b. 1952

    Chinese military personnel

  • Sam Hou Fai(岑浩辉)

    b. 1962

    Macau judge and politician, the 6th Chief Executive of Macau

  • Shum Kwok Pui(岑国培)

    b. 1970

    Hong Kong footballer

  • Harry Shum Jr.(岑勇康)

    b. 1982

    American actor and dancer (born 1982)

  • Eliza Sam(岑丽香)

    b. 1984

    Canadian actress

  • Yoyo Sham(岑宁儿)

    b. 1984

    Hong Kong singer

  • Sham Tsz Kit(岑子杰)

    b. 1987

    Hong Kong political and human rights activist

  • Jennifer Shum(岑杏贤)

    b. 1988

    Hong Kong actress, programme host, and psychological counselor

  • Kaki Sham(岑珈其)

    b. 1990

    Hong Kong actor

  • Lester Shum(岑敖晖)

    b. 1993

    Hong Kong social activist

  • Cen Hun(岑昏)

    ?–280

    Eastern Wu official (died 280)

  • Cen Peng(岑彭)

    ?–35

    Eastern Han dynasty general

  • Cen Yidong(岑宜栋)

    ?–1789

    native chief of Tianzhou

  • Cen Changqian(岑长倩)

    ?–691

    Chinese general

  • Sum Cheok Leng(岑卓能)

    Malaysian politician

Famous people with other surnames

People are members of the Chinese Wikipedia surname category, confirmed as people on Wikidata (CC0) and ranked by the number of Wikipedia language editions that cover them. Dates and descriptions come from Wikidata.

Updated 2026-10-29