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Famous people surnamed Tian (田)

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

  • Tian Feng(田丰)

    101–200

    Han dynasty official and advisor (died 200)

  • Tian Yu(田豫)

    171–252

    Chinese state of Cao Wei general (c.171–c.252)

  • Tian Kai(田楷)

    200–199

    Official serving warlord Gongsun Zan (died 197)

  • Thomas Tien Ken-sin(田耕莘)

    1890–1967

    Catholic cardinal (1890-1967)

  • Tian Han(田汉)

    1898–1968

    Chinese playwright, screenwriter, songwriter (1898-1968)

  • Tin Ka Ping(田家炳)

    1919–2018

    Chinese businessman and philanthropist

  • Tien Feng(田丰)

    1928–2015

    Chinese actor (1928–2015)

  • Tian Jiyun(田纪云)

    b. 1929

    former Politburo member of the Chinese Communist Party

  • James Tien(田俊)

    b. 1942

    Hong Kong actor

  • Tien Pei Chun James(田北俊)

    b. 1947

    Hong Kong politician

  • Michael Tien(田北辰)

    b. 1950

    Hong Kong politician and businessman

  • Tian Zhuangzhuang(田壮壮)

    b. 1952

    Chinese filmmaker

  • Gang Tian(田刚)

    b. 1958

    Chinese mathematician

  • Tin Kai-man(田启文)

    b. 1961

    Hong Kong male actor

  • Tian Bingyi(田秉毅)

    b. 1963

    Chinese badminton player

  • Christopher Tin(田志仁)

    b. 1976

    American composer

  • Kristal Tin(田蕊妮)

    b. 1977

    Hong Kong actress

  • Tian Liang(田亮)

    b. 1979

    Chinese diver

  • Tian Jia(田佳)

    b. 1981

    volleyball player

  • Hebe Tien(田馥甄)

    b. 1983

    Taiwanese singer, actress

  • Tian Qing(田卿)

    b. 1986

    Chinese badminton player

  • Tian Pengfei(田鹏飞)

    b. 1987

    Chinese snooker player

  • Jeon Jihee(田志希)

    b. 1992

    Chinese-born South Korean table tennis player

  • Tian Tao(田涛)

    b. 1994

    Chinese weightlifter

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