Celebrity representatives of Japanese Chinese

Wu Qingyuan, 19 14 was born in Fuzhou, Fujian province. He moved to Beijing with his family and showed great talent in Weiqi very early. In his early years, he entered Duan Fu and Beijing Central Park (now Zhongshan Park) as a "Go prodigy" and came to Yuxuan Chess Table. At the age of 65,438+04, he moved to Japan and started his professional chess career. 1933, Wu Qingyuan, who was only 19 years old, used his "new layout" to play chess with celebrities in this silver shop, turning a new page in the history of Weiqi. More than 20 years later, Wu swept the whole army, surpassing the former sages and ranking first in the world. In particular, those "ten chess moves", which are hailed as "hand-to-hand combat on the cliff", fully show their extraordinary will and talent. 196 1, Wu unfortunately suffered a car accident and gradually faded out of the first team competition. In his later years, Wu Qingyuan, who had lost all his glory, put more energy into promoting backwardness, internationalization of Weiqi and its development in China. The most surprising thing is that he put forward the 265,438+0 century Weiqi-Liuhe chess with his lifelong understanding and integration of China ancient culture.

Mr. He Naihe, President of Sichuan Hometown Association in Japan, and Mr. He Naihe, Dean of Computer College of Beijing University of Technology in Japan and founder of Chinese Chamber of Commerce in Japan, are one of the new overseas Chinese leaders in Sichuan, and they have a high reputation and prestige in the new overseas Chinese community in Japan. The Japanese PSB company he founded (now renamed Japan Pacific Software Bank) was established in 1996. The initial turnover was only 60 million yen, and it reached 600 million yen in just a few years. Some big Japanese companies, such as Sakura Bank, Fujitsu, NTT, Hitachi and Panasonic, have established business relations with PSB. In the case of Japan's economic depression, Mr. He Naihe created the "PSB business model" of Japanese Chinese high-tech companies with diligence and wisdom, and NHK made a special report, which caused great repercussions in Japanese economic circles and overseas Chinese circles.

Kong Lingwen (198 1 year-), a Japanese native of China, is a six-stage chess player, and the (divorced) eldest son of Nie Weiping and Kong Xiangming, the national chess players of China.

はやしたんたん (1989 July10-), a mixed-race (bilingual) Japanese female artist and actress, was born in Tedongchuan District, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture. The blood type is A-type Osaka Prefecture Li Qian College → Horiba College, and graduated first in the fine arts class. The company belongs to Oscar promotion.

Lian Fang is a Sino-Japanese hybrid and a Japanese senator. In July 2004, Lian Fang won 920,000 votes and was elected as a senator. She is the only MP with China background. I admit that I am from China, but I hold the Yamato national worldview. After Naoto Kan's cabinet was formally established, Lian Fang, a member of the Democratic Party of China, was officially nominated as the Minister of Administrative Refresh, becoming the first China member to join the cabinet.

Abe Tsuyoshi Chinese-Japanese mixed-race actor. Born in Heilongjiang Province, China, whose real name is Li Dongdong. When I was 9 years old, my family and I moved to Japan. My grandmother is Japanese and her nationality is Japan. In addition to movies, he also appeared in TV series and received many TV commercials and music MV performances. Now he mainly works in the entertainment circle in Taiwan Province province, China. In 2005, he was famous for his beautiful role in "Flower Man".

Guangqing (1July 2, 962-), a former table tennis player from China, now plays in Japan. Originally named Wei, he was born in Nanning, Guangxi.

Bendo Ru Ru Japanese Chinese singer, whose real name is Ka lo CHAN, was born in Shenyang in March 1976, and immigrated to Japan with her mother 1992. She is an artist of Viking Music Company in Taiwan Province.

Chen (1924 February 18-), a Japanese Chinese writer, was born in Kobe and his ancestral home was in China. He made his fortune in Kobe and graduated from Osaka Foreign Affairs University (now Osaka Foreign Studies University), majoring in Hindi. I mainly write China's historical novels. The pioneer of China's historical novels in Japan. After him, many Japanese "China historical novel writers" appeared one after another, such as Yoshiki Tanaka, Miyagidani Masamitsu, Kenichi Hisami, Kiyoshi Tsumoto and so on. Tanaka said, "it's Chen of the mountain." Chen obtained Japanese nationality in 1990, and became an academician of the Japanese Academy of Arts in 1996 (Heisei 08). 1998 was awarded the third-class Ruibao seal by Zhang Xun.

Lany VII Saemon (1626— 1696) was the younger brother of Zheng Chenggong, a national hero in China in the late Ming Dynasty, so some people called him Lany Jirozaemono. His surname is because his father Zheng Zhilong adopted this son to his wife Tian's maiden. 1645, Zheng Zhilong sent someone to take Tian to Anping, and his second son, Saemon, stayed in Japan. When Saemon grew up, he served as the representative of the Zheng family in Japan and engaged in Sino-Japanese trade. Among the forces of an official party, Zheng Zhilong is the host of the Japanese branch of the planned trade route. After Zheng Chenggong's uprising, Lany VII Saemon continued to send manpower and material resources to supply his brother, and maintained the lifeline of organizing maritime trade until the Tokugawa shogunate locked the country.

In the seventh year, Saemon's son Magozaemon resumed his surname, named Daozhou, and continued to engage in foreign trade. His descendants still live in Japan today. According to the investigation, Saemon's 1 1 Sun Zhengyi (former professor of Hosei University) died in 1969; 12 Sun (Zheng Shen, renamed "Zhu Fu" in 1955) now lives in Yokohama. Fu Zhubangfu (also known as Zheng Bangfu), now living in Yokohama, Japan, is the first 1 1 grandchild of Seven Saemon. 65438-0988, made a special trip to Shijing Town, Nan 'an to find roots and visit Zheng Chenggong's Mausoleum. 1992, he went to Ishii again to attend the 330th anniversary of Zheng Chenggong's death.

Born in Shanghai, 1985, formerly known as Wu. /kloc-at the age of 0/2, she immigrated to Kyoto, Japan with her family, obtained Japanese nationality, and changed her name to Imei Suzuki (Japanese: すずきぇみ), a popular female artist in Japan.