Chang
Chang is the (originally Chinese, see also Zhang ) family name of the following people:
- Albert Chang (* 1971), Canadian tennis player
- Andy Chang (* 1996), Macau racing car driver
- Barbara Chang (* ~ 1935), Jamaican badminton player
- Charles Chang (*?), Tennis player from Hong Kong
- Chien-Chi Chang (* 1961), Taiwanese photographer and photojournalist
- Christina Chang (* 1971), American film actress
- Franklin Ramon Chang-Diaz (* 1950), American astronaut
- Gabriel Chang Bong-hun (* 1947), South Korean clergyman, Bishop of Cheongju
- Gary Chang (* 1953), American composer for film music
- Hanna Chang (* 1998), American tennis player
- Hasok Chang (* 1967), Korean-American philosopher of science
- Helen Mack Chang (* 1952), human rights activist
- Horace Chang (* 1952), Jamaican politician (JLP)
- Iris Chang (1968-2004), American writer
- Joe Chang (* 1956), Chinese cartoon director
- John Bosco Chang Shin-Ho (* 1966), South Korean clergyman, auxiliary bishop in Daegu
- John Chang Yik (1933-2020), South Korean clergyman, Roman Catholic Bishop of Chuncheon
- Jolan Chang (1917–2002), Chinese-Canadian sexologist and Taoist philosopher
- José Antonio Chang (* 1958), Peruvian politician
- Jung Chang (* 1952), Chinese writer
- Justin Chang (* 1983), American film critic
- Katie Chang (* 1995), American actress
- Kwang-chih Chang (1931-2001), Chinese archaeologist
- Kyongae Chang (* 1946), South Korean astrophysicist
- Leroy L. Chang (1936-2008), American physicist
- Linda Chang (* 1980), German actress
- Ling-Ling Chang (* 1976), American politician
- Michael Chang (* 1972), American tennis player
- Min Chueh Chang (1908–1991), American physician
- Morris Chang (* 1931), Chinese entrepreneur and engineer
- Pascal Chang-Soi (* 1966), French priest, coadjutor bishop of Taiohae o Tefenuaenata
- Pei-Yu Chang (* 1959), Austrian conductor
- Peter Chang Bai Ren (1915-2005), Chinese Catholic bishop
- Franklin Ramon Chang-Diaz (* 1950), American astronaut
- Sarah Chang (* 1980), American violinist
- Seho Chang (* 1981), Korean opera singer
- Sonia Chang-Díaz (* 1978), American politician
- Sophie Chang (* 1997), American tennis player
- Sun-Yung Alice Chang (* 1948), American mathematician
- Sylvia Chang (* 1953), Taiwanese actress, director, screenwriter and film producer
- Tsung-Tung Chang (1930–2000), Sino-German economist and sinologist
- Vitus Chang (1903–1982), Chinese Catholic bishop
- William Chang Suk Ping (* 1953), film editor, production designer and costume designer from Hong Kong
- Yin Chang , American actress
- Yu-Hui Chang (* 1970), Taiwanese composer and conductor
- Yuan Chang (* 1959), Chinese-American virologist
- In the traditional East Asian spelling, the family name comes first, followed by the first name
- Chang Cheh (1923–2002), film director from Hong Kong
- Chang Chen (* 1976), Taiwanese actor
- Chang Cheng-fong (* 1972), Taiwanese tennis player
- Chang Ch'ün (1889–1990), Chinese politician, Prime Minister of the Republic of China
- Chang Ch'ung-ho (1914–2015), Chinese-American poet, calligrapher, teacher and Kunqu opera singer
- Chang Chun-ha (1918–1975), South Korean politician and journalist
- Chang Chun-hsiung (* 1938), Taiwanese politician
- Chang Chun-hung (* 1938), Taiwanese politician and businessman
- Chang Eui-jong (* 1969), South Korean tennis player
- Chang Ha-joon (* 1963), South Korean economist
- Chang Han-na (* 1982), South Korean cellist
- Chang Ho-Tseng (* 1898), Chinese botanist
- Chang Hsin-Yun (* 1983), Taiwanese badminton player
- Chang Hun Pin (* 1986), Malaysian badminton player
- Chang Hye-jin (* 1987), South Korean archer and Olympic champion
- Chang Jeng-Shyuang (* 1974), Taiwanese badminton player
- Chang Jung-koo (* 1963), South Korean boxer
- Chang Kai-chen (* 1991), Taiwanese tennis player
- Chang Kyou-chul (1946-2000), South Korean boxer
- Chang Li-Ying (* 1983), Taiwanese badminton player, see Chang Hsin-Yun
- Chang Kim Wai (* 1976), Malaysian badminton player
- Chang Mei-Chen (* 1933), Chinese botanist
- Chang Ming-huang (* 1982), Taiwanese shot putter and discus thrower
- Chang Myon (1899–1966), South Korean politician, Prime Minister of South Korea
- Chang Po-ya (* 1942), Taiwanese politician
- Chang Pei-Wei (* 1979), Taiwanese pool player
- Chang San-cheng (* 1954), Taiwanese politician and prime minister
- Chang Sang (* 1939), South Korean politician
- Chang Shao-Yao , Chinese botanist
- Chang Shuhong (1904–1994), Chinese painter
- Chang Song-thaek (1946-2013), North Korean politician, see Jang Song-thaek
- Chang Ta-Hung (* 1914), Chinese botanist
- Chang Tae-il (born 1965), South Korean boxer
- Chang Wanquan (* 1949), Chinese general in the People's Liberation Army and politician
- Chang Wen-lung (* 1980), Taiwanese tennis player
- Chang Xinyue (* 1994), Chinese ski jumper
- Chang Ya-Lan (* 1984), Taiwanese badminton player
- Chang Ye-na (* 1989), South Korean badminton player
- Chang Yu (* 1988), Chinese tennis player
- Chang Yu-Lung , Taiwanese pool player
Chang is the surname of the following fictional person:
- Cho Chang, fictional character, see characters from the Harry Potter novels # Cho Chang
Chang means:
- Chang Arena , football stadium in Thailand
- Chang , a beer brand from Thailand
- Chang (Chhang), Tibetan barley beer (see Tibetan cuisine )
- Chang (Six Flags Kentucky Kingdom) , a roller coaster in Six Flags Kentucky Kingdom
- Chang (film) , a 1927 documentary about a poor farmer in Siam
- Chang (language) , a language spoken in India belonging to the Tibeto-Burmese family
- Chang, see Tschang (harp) , historical Persian angle harp
- (2051) Chang , an asteroid named after Yu-che Chang (1902–1986)
- Chang Peak , volcanic peak in Marie Byrd Land, Antarctica
- Chang International Circuit , race track in Thailand
- Chang is Thai for elephant
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