Changsha
Changsha, the capital of central China's Hunan province, is a large city with a history dating to the Zhou dynasty (1046–256 B. C. ). Today it's known for its rare collection of excavated Western Han dynasty tombs, known as the Mawangdui. It's also associated with Mao Zedong, who studied and lived here before joining the Chinese Communist Party in the 1920s.
People born in Changsha (First 42 people) - Page 2
Li Jinhui
Chinese composer
Yu Dawei
Xian qian Wang
Historian
Zhou Guangzhao
Chinese physicist
Li Zehou
Chinese philosopher
Li Weihan
Politician
Tian Han
Chinese playwright
Liu Shaoqi
Former President of the People's Republic of China
Huang Xing
Revolutionary
Yang Kaihui
Mao Zedong's wife
Hu Yaobang
Former General Secretary of the Chinese Communist Party
Song Renqiong
General
Ouyang Yuqian
Chinese playwright
Liao Jingwen
Artist
Wang Shoudao
Politician
Wang Jun
Chinese executive
Xu Dazhe
Politician
Zhang Xiaoqiang
Chinese Politician
Peng Peiyun
Chinese Politician
Luo Zhanglong
Chinese educator
Li Zhimin
Political leader
Zhang Chu
Chinese musician
Liu Chao-shiuan
Taiwanese educator
Huang Mulan
Yang Yong
Chen Wenxin
Chinese microbiologist
Hu Yaofu
Hu Yaobang's brother
Xie Juezai
Chinese politician
Ray Huang
Historian
Ye Xiaowen
Former Director of the State Administration for Religious Affairs of China
Tao Zhiyue
Chinese military officer
Lu Diping
Chinese Politician
He Shuheng
Revolutionary
Tong Enzheng
Chinese archaeologist
Zhou Shuguang
Taiwanese blogger
Chin Hou-hsiu
Ma Ying-jeou's mother
Li Ganjie
Member of the Politburo Standing Committee of the Communist Party of China
Lei Feng
Soldier
Zhang Shuofu
Chinese Politician
Qiji
Poet
Tang Liang
Chinese Politician
