Famous People with Name Han

Han Wenxia            Origin/Culture/Country: Chinese

Han Wenxia: is a female Chinese football player who competed for the national team in the 2008 Summer Olympics. Her position is that of goalkeeper.

Han Feng            Origin/Culture/Country: Chinese

Han Feng: is a Chinese footballer who currently plays for Hangzhou Greentown F.C. as a goalkeeper. Beginning his career in 2002 for Guangzhou F.C. in the second tier, Han Feng would be considered a promising goalkeeper and was subsequently named in the Chinese U-20 team. Han Feng played for the Chinese U-17 team and would go on to be promoted to the Chinese U-20, however during his time with both teams he was unable to aid China in qualification for any major tournament.

Han Yanming            Origin/Culture/Country: Chinese

Han Yanming: is a Chinese football player who currently plays for Tianjin Teda as a midfielder in the Chinese Super League. Han Yanming began his professional footballer career during the 2001 league season after graduating from the various Tianjin Teda youth teams. After a personally productive 2009 league season Han Yanming would make his international debut in a friendly against Jordan on December 12, 2009 when he came on as a substitute for Shao Jiayi in a 2-2 draw.

Han Wenhai            Origin/Culture/Country: Chinese

Han Wenhai: is a former Chinese football goalkeeper, currently at Dalian Shide as a Goalkeeping coach. Chinese female football goalkeeper Han Wenxia is his sister. Han Wenhai began his professional football career with Dalian Shide and was one of the first goalkeepers in China to accept the guidance of British coaches to aid players achieve professionalism.

Han Xinyun            Origin/Culture/Country: Chinese

Han Xinyun: is a Chinese tennis player. Her career highest ranking is 165th in the world, which she achieved on February 1, 2010. Han had reached a WTA tour doubles final before in China were she and her partner Xu Yifan lost to the pairing of Caroline Wozniacki and

Tian Han            Origin/Culture/Country: Chinese

Tian Han: Hunan Province, was a drama activist, playwright, a leader of revolutionary music and movies, as well as a poet. Tian Han contributed a great deal to the development of Chinese modern drama as well as Chinese opera. His most important work may possibly be his writing the lyrics of March of the Volunteers in 1934, the national anthem for People's Republic of China.

Ng Chin Han            Origin/Culture/Country: Chinese

Ng Chin Han: a Singaporean actor of stage, film and television whose career has spanned over twenty years. He starred in the much-derided Masters of the Sea[citation needed], Singapore television's first foray into English-language drama. In recent years he broke into the Hollywood film industry with 3 Needles. His most recent work is in The Dark Knight as Lau. He will also appear in Roland Emmerich's film 2012.

Yan Han            Origin/Culture/Country: Chinese

Yan Han: is a Chinese artist and teacher. Yan taught at North China University and then at the Lu Xun Academy of Art (Shenyang); from 1949, he taught first at the National Art Academy, Hangzhou, and then, in 1950, at the Central Academy of Fine Arts. Yan participated in the First Congress of the All-China Art Workers' Association, held in 1949. His official posts have included chairman of the Chinese Printmakers' Association and standing director of the Chinese Artists' Association.

Wenwen Han            Origin/Culture/Country: Chinese

Wenwen Han: is a Chinese child actress and violinist, she is best known for her role in the 2010 remake film of The Karate Kid. Han can speak both English and Chinese.

Han Han            Origin/Culture/Country: Chinese

Han Han: is a Chinese professional rally driver, best-selling author, singer, creator of Party and China's most popular blogger—indeed, possibly the most popular blogger in the world. He has published five novels to date, and is represented by the Hong Kong based Peony Literary Agency. He is also involved in music production. In September 2010, British magazine New Statesman listed Han Han at 48th place in the list of "The World's 50 Most Influential Figures 2010".