Taiwanese politician from the [[民进党|民進黨|min2 jin4 dang3]]; served as the president of the Republic of China (Taiwan) from 2000 to 2008

An account or formulation of information; a formal statement or allegation.

Eason Chan (1974-), Hong Kong pop singer and actor

old-fashioned; outmoded; obsolete; antiquated

The chemical processes occurring within a living cell or organism that are necessary for the maintenance of life, including both synthesis and decomposition.

to display or exhibit; to set out in an orderly fashion for show

Chen Yi (1901-1972), communist general, politician, and Marshal of the People's Liberation Army; former Mayor of Shanghai and Foreign Minister of the PRC.

stored for many years; of many years' standing; aged (especially of liquor) or longstanding (of debts or stories)

Chen Kaige (1952-), a prominent Chinese film director associated with the Fifth Generation of Chinese cinema.

Edison Chen (born 1980), a Hong Kong singer and actor

Dried tangerine or orange peel used as an ingredient in cooking and as a herbal medicine to aid digestion or treat coughing. relieve coughing

Chen Yun (1905-1995), a prominent early leader of the Chinese Communist Party and a leading economic expert

hackneyed and dull expressions; commonplace or trite talk; stereotype; truism

Chen Duxiu (1879-1942), influential thinker and a leader of the May Fourth Movement; he was a co-founder and the first General Secretary of the Chinese Communist Party.

to push out the old and bring in the new; to weed out the old and create something fresh by improving on existing foundations

To arrange or set out items for display; to exhibit; to furnish a room.

Chen Ping (died 178 BC), a famous minister and strategist who served under Emperor Gaozu of Han during the Chu-Han Contention and later became the Left Chancellor during the reign of Emperor Hui.

Chen Yunlin (1941-), chairman of PRC Association for Relations Across the Taiwan Straits from 2008 to 2013

Chen Lin (died 217), a famous writer of the late Eastern Han Dynasty and one of the Seven Scholars of Jian'an. Originally a secretary for the warlord Yuan Shao, he later served under Cao Cao and was renowned for his skillful military proclamations and prose.

exhibition room or display room used to show cultural relics, goods, or models

Chen Liang (1143-1194), a Southern Song dynasty thinker and writer from Yongkang, Zhejiang province; he was known for his bold literary style and his advocacy for military recovery of northern China.

to state; to explain; to give a detailed account of something

(idiom) to be nothing to write home about; having no merits or redeeming qualities worth mentioning; have nothing good or unusual to report

to state or describe something frankly and honestly; to reveal or confess

Chen Yinke (1890–1969), a highly influential Chinese historian, linguist, and sinologist known for his deep knowledge of historical linguistics and medieval Chinese history.

Qin dynasty rebel leader (died 208 BC) who led the [[陈胜吴广起义|陳勝吳廣起義|chen2 sheng4 wu2 guang3 qi3 yi4]] against the harsh rule of the Qin; also known as Chen She.

Old-fashioned ways; outmoded rules or conventions that are no longer useful

Chen Boda (1904-1989), a leading Communist Party theorist and ideologue who served as an interpreter of Mao Zedong Thought.

to arrange; to set out items for display; to decorate or furnish a room

old and decayed; spoiled, such as stored grain or food

to lay out; to set out; to display items

vinegar that has been aged for a long time to develop a mellow and rich flavor

Chen Jingrun (1933-1996), a famous Chinese mathematician and number theorist

Joan Chen (1961–), a Chinese-born American actress and film director

to mass or deploy troops; to station a large military force

(formal) To present one's views or make a statement, especially in a court of law or when lodging a complaint.

To state one's opinions, reasons, or views clearly.

Lu Chen (1976–), Chinese figure skater and 1995 world champion

To state one's views with passion and vigor; to deliver a vehement speech.

Claire Lee Chennault (1893–1958), American military aviator and brigadier general who commanded the [[飞虎队|飛虎隊|fei1 hu3 dui4]] volunteer group during World War II

A character in traditional Chinese operas such as [[铡美案|鍘美案|zha2 mei3 an4]] who, after passing the imperial exam, conceals his marriage to become the prince consort and abandons his wife [[秦香莲|秦香蓮|qin2 xiang1 lian2]]

to state; to narrate; to set forth an account of circumstances, opinions, or grievances, especially to an authority

Chen Xitong (1930–2013), mayor of Beijing during the Tiananmen Square protests of 1989

(1320-1363) A leader of the Red Turban Rebellion and the founder of the Great Han regime at the end of the Yuan dynasty; he was the primary rival of [[朱元璋|朱元璋|zhu1 yuan2 zhang1]] in the struggle for control over China.

to lie down spread-eagled; to lie in disarray

rice that has been stored for a long time, typically for more than a year; the opposite of [[新米|新米|xin1 mi3]]

Chen Jiongming (1878-1933), a prominent Guangdong warlord and revolutionary who initially supported Sun Yat-sen but later broke away and was defeated in 1925.

Trần Đức Lương (1937-), a Vietnamese politician who served as the president of Vietnam from 1997 to 2006

Shiing-Shen Chern (1911-2004), a famous Chinese-American mathematician.