Tang
Tang stands for:
TANG :
Tang (from Chinese) stands for:
- Tang Dynasty ( 唐 , Táng , 617 to 907), Chinese imperial dynasty
- China, a synonym named after the Tang Dynasty in ancient China, see Tang Soo Do
- Xixia script (ISO-15924 code), script of the Tangut Western Xia Dynasty in northwest China
Tang (from Chinese) stands for the following geographic locations:
- Tang (Baoding) , Baoding County, Hebei Province, China
- Tang (Pudong) , a large community in the Pudong District of Shanghai, China
Tang (from Chinese) stands for various Chinese family names:
- Tang (family name) ( 唐 , Táng )
- Tang (family name) ( 棠 , Táng )
- Tang (family name) ( 湯 / 汤 , Tāng )
- Tang (family name) in Cantonese pronunciation of the standard Chinese Deng (family name) ( 鄧 / 邓 )
Tang is a family name for the following people:
- Tang Baiqiao (* 1967), Chinese dissident
- Tang Bin (* 1986), Chinese rower
- Tang Chun Man (* 1995), badminton player from Hong Kong
- Tang Chunyu (* 1979), Chinese badminton player
- Tang Dan (* 1975), Chinese film director
- Tang Fei (* 1932), Taiwanese politician
- Tang Fu-Shun (born 1941), Taiwanese tennis player
- Tang Gaozu (566–635), founder of the Chinese Tang dynasty
- Tang Gonghong (* 1979), Chinese weightlifter
- Tang Haochen (* 1994), Chinese tennis player
- Tang Jialin (* 1991), Chinese biathlete and cross-country skier
- Tang Jingsong (1841–1903), Chinese general and statesman
- Tang Jinhua (* 1992), Chinese badminton player
- Tang Jinle (* 1989), Chinese cross-country skier
- Tang Jitian (* 1969), Chinese human rights lawyer
- Tang Jiuhong (* 1969), Chinese badminton player
- Tang Lin (Tang Dynasty) ( 唐 臨 / 唐 临 ; approx. 600 - 659), Chinese author
- Tang Lin (Judoka) ( 唐琳 ; * 1976), Chinese judoka
- Tang Lingsheng (* 1971), Chinese weightlifter
- Tang Lok-yin , Chinese composer
- Man-Chung Tang (* 1938), Sino-American bridge engineer
- Tang Ming-Hong (* 1993), squash player from Hong Kong
- Tang Muhai (* 1949), Chinese composer and conductor
- Tang Peng (* 1981), table tennis player from Hong Kong
- Tang Qianhui (* 2000), Chinese tennis player
- Tang Renjian (* 1962), Chinese politician
- Tang Suzong (711–762), Chinese emperor
- Tang Taizong (599–649), Chinese emperor
- Tang Wei (* 1979), Chinese actress
- Tang Weifang (* 1978), Chinese weightlifter
- Tang Xianhu (born 1942), Chinese badminton player
- Tang Xianzu (1550–1616), Chinese civil servant, playwright and poet
- Tang Xiaodan (1910–2012), Chinese director
- Tang Xingqiang (* 1995), Chinese sprinter
- Tang Xuezhong (* 1969), Chinese cyclist
- Tang Xuanzong (Li Longji) (685-762), Chinese emperor
- Tang Xuehua (* 1955), Chinese badminton trainer
- Tang Yan (tennis player) (* 1979), Chinese tennis player
- Tang Yan (born August 28, 1983 in Xuzhou ) - ( 湯 嬿 / 汤 嬿 ), Chinese actress
- Tang Yan (born December 6, 1983 in Shanghai ), aka Tiffany Tang ( 唐 嫣 ), Chinese actress
- Tang Yi (* 1993), Chinese swimmer
- Tang Yijun (* 1961), Chinese politician
- Tang Yik Chun (* 1986), Hong Kong-Chinese sprinter
- Tang Yongshu (later Tang Hetian ; * 1975), Australian-Chinese badminton player
- Tang Yuanting (* 1994), Chinese badminton player
- Tang Yulin (1877-1937), Chinese warlord
- Tang Yuqin (* 1963), Chinese cross-country skier
- Tang Zhaozong (867–904), Chinese emperor of the Tang Dynasty
such as
- Achim Tang (* 1958), German bassist and composer
- Audrey Tang (* 1981), Taiwanese programmer
- Cheng Tang († 1742 BC), Chinese king, founder of the Shang dynasty
- Ching W. Tang (* 1947), Chinese-American chemist
- Chung L. Tang (* 1934), American physicist
- Daniel Tang (* 1992), Chinese poker player
- Ignacio Milam Tang (* 1940), Equatorial Guinean politician
- Paul Tang (* 1967), Dutch politician (PvdA)
- Stephy Tang (* 1983), Chinese singer and actress
- Wang Yip Tang (* 1984), Chinese racing cyclist
- Yeping Tang (* 1969), American badminton player of Chinese origin
