KinTraces

Famous people surnamed Han (韩)

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

  • Han Xin(韩信)

    230–195 BC

    Chinese military general and politician (231-196 BC)

  • Han Sui(韩遂)

    101–215

    Han dynasty general and warlord (died 215)

  • Han Fu(韩馥)

    149–191

    Chinese official and warlord (died 191)

  • Han Gan(韩干)

    742–783

    Chinese artist (706-783)

  • Han Yu(韩愈)

    768–824

    Chinese historian, poet, philosopher and politician (768–824)

  • Han Shizhong(韩世忠)

    1089–1151

    Chinese general (1089–1151)

  • Hak Ja Han(韩鹤子)

    b. 1943

    Wife of Sun Myung Moon and co-leader of the Unification Church

  • Savio Hon Tai-Fai(韩大辉)

    b. 1950

    Roman Catholic archbishop

  • Han Zheng(韩正)

    b. 1954

    Vice President of the People's Republic of China

  • Daniel Han(韩国瑜)

    b. 1957

    Taiwanese politician

  • Han Dongfang(韩东方)

    b. 1963

    Chinese dissident

  • Han Hong(韩红)

    b. 1971

    Chinese singer

  • Han Han(韩寒)

    b. 1982

    Chinese writer and racing driver

  • Han Xiaopeng(韩晓鹏)

    b. 1983

    Chinese freestyle skier

  • Han Ying(韩莹)

    b. 1983

    Chinese-born German table tennis player

  • Han Peng(韩鹏)

    b. 1983

    Chinese footballer

  • Han Xue(韩雪)

    b. 1983

    Chinese actress, singer

  • Han Duan(韩端)

    b. 1983

    Chinese footballer

  • Han Geng(韩庚)

    b. 1984

    Chinese singer and actor

  • Han Xinyun(韩馨蕴)

    b. 1990

    Chinese female tennis player

  • Han Cong(韩聪)

    b. 1992

    Chinese pair skater

  • Han Tianyu(韩天宇)

    b. 1996

    Chinese short track speed skater

  • Priscilla Hon(韩天遇)

    b. 1998

    Australian female tennis player

  • Han Xu(韩旭)

    b. 1999

    Chinese basketball player (born 1999)

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