Dong () is a surname of Chinese origin. Dong is from a Chinese character that also means "to supervise" or "to administer." The story goes that in the 23rd century BC, an adviser to the Emperor Shun was conferred this surname due to his ability to supervise and train dragons. In 2019, it was the 35th most common surname in mainland China, shared by 6,770,000 people or 0.510% of the population.
Origin
DÃÂng origins from:
- Zhu Rong (ç¥ÂèÂÂ) of Ji (å·±) family received the surname Dong (è£) on the territory of the State of Chu.
- Dongfu (è£ç¶) was a descendant of the ruler Shuan (Ã¥ÂÂå®Â) in Chifeng, he married a daughter of Emperor Yao, and used the surname Dong (è£).
- During the Zhou dynasty, someone of government public official received the surname Dong with Public Office name.
- During the Ming dynasty, the Ming government gave the surname Dong (è£) to the leader of the Jurchen.
People
People with the surname Dong (è£) include:
Historical figures
- Dong Chang (è£æÂÂ; died 896), Tang dynasty warlord
- Dong Cheng (è£æÂ¿; died 200), Han dynasty general
- Dong Feng (è£å¥Â; c. 200âÂÂ280), Eastern Han physician
- Dong Fuxiang (è£ç¦Â祥; 1839âÂÂ1908), Qing dynasty general
- Dong Gao (è£誥; 1740âÂÂ1818), Qing dynasty politician, scholar, painter, calligrapher
- Dong He (è£åÂÂ; died 221), Shu Han official
- Dong Jin (è£æÂÂ; 724âÂÂ799), Tang dynasty official and general
- Dong Qichang (è£åÂ
¶æÂÂ; 1555âÂÂ1636), Ming dynasty art theorist, calligrapher, painter, politician
- Dong Xi (è£襲; died 217), Han dynasty general
- Dong Xian (è£賢; 22 BCâÂÂ1 BC), Han dynasty politician
- Dong Xiaowan (è£å°Âå®Â; 1624âÂÂ1651), Ming dynasty courtesan and poet
- Dong Yi (è£翳; died 204 BC), Qin dynasty general
- Dong Yuan (è£æºÂ; c. 934âÂÂc. 962), Southern Tang painter
- Dong Zhao (è£æÂÂ; 156âÂÂ236), Cao Wei official
- Dong Zhongshu (è£仲èÂÂ; 179âÂÂ104 BC), Han dynasty philosopher, politician, writer
- Dong Zhuo (è£åÂÂ; c. 140sâÂÂ192), Han dynasty general and warlord
Modern figures
Dong
- Adam Dong (è£æÂÂå®Â; born 1994), Chinese-born Canadian badminton player
- Dong Biwu (è£å¿Â
æÂ¦; 1886âÂÂ1975), former acting Chairman of the People's Republic of China
- Dong Chao (è£è¶Â
; born 1985), Chinese para sport shooter, Paralympic gold medalist
- Dong Chao (è£è¶Â
; born 1988), Chinese fencer
- Dong Chen (è£æÂ¨; born 1967), Chinese immunologist
- Dong Cheng (è£ç¨Â; born 1986), Chinese boxer
- Dong Chengpeng (è£æÂÂé¹Â; born 1982), Chinese actor, film director, producer, screenwriter
- Dong Chuncai (è£纯æÂÂ; 1905âÂÂ1990), Chinese educator and politician
- Dong Chunhua (è£æÂ¥åÂÂ; born 1990), Chinese baseball player
- Dong Chunyu (è£æÂ¥é¨; born 1991), Chinese footballer
- Dong Dong (è£æ Â; born 1989), Chinese trampoline gymnast, Olympic gold medalist
- Dong Erdan (è£å°Â丹; born 1959), Chinese physician
- Dong Fang (è£è³; born 1981), Chinese former badminton player
- Dong Fangxiao (è£è³éÂÂ; born 1986), Chinese retired international gymnast
- Dong Fangzhuo (è£æÂ¹åÂÂ; born 1985), Chinese former professional footballer
- Dong Guangping (è£广平; born 1958), Chinese human rights activist
- Dong Guishan (è£贵山; born 1946), Chinese retired general
- Dong Guojian (è£å½建; born 1987), Chinese long-distance runner
- Dong Hairong (è£海è£), Chinese transportation engineer
- Han Dong (è£æÂÂ鵬; born 1977), Canadian politician
- Dong Hao (è£浩; born 1956), Chinese former host, actor, painter
- Dong Hong (è£å®Â; born 1953), Chinese former politician
- Dong Hongyun (è£洪è¿Â; born 1956), Chinese former politician
- Dong Huibo (è£æÂ
§åÂÂ; born 1989), Chinese former competitive pair skater
- Dong Jiahong (è£家鸿; born 1960), Chinese surgeon
- Dong Jialin (è£佳æÂÂ; born 1993), Chinese footballer
- Dong Jian (è£åÂÂ¥; 1936âÂÂ2019), Chinese literary scholar
- Dong Jianwu (è£åÂ¥å¾; 1891âÂÂ1970), Chinese Episcopalian priest
- Dong Jie (è£æ´Â; born 1980), Chinese actress and dancer
- Dong Jie (è£æ´Â; born 1998), Chinese swimmer, Olympic gold medalist
- Dong Jingwei (è£ç»Â纬; born 1963), Chinese politician and intelligence officer
- Dong Jiong (è£ç¯; born 1973), Chinese badminton player, Olympic silver medalist
- Joanna Dong (è£姿彦; born 1981), Singaporean singer and actress
- Dong Jun (è£åÂÂ; born 1961), Chinese admiral
- Dong Junshu (è£åÂÂèÂÂ; born 1949), Chinese politician
- Kui Dong (è£èµ; born 1966), Chinese-American composer, musician, teacher
- Dong Le'an (è£ä¹Âå®Â; born 1982), Chinese modern pentathlete
- Dong Leshan (è£ä¹Âå±±; 1924âÂÂ1999), Chinese author and translator
- Dong Mingzhu (è£æÂÂç ; born 1954), Chinese businesswoman
- Dong Qing (è£å¿; born 1973), Chinese television host
- Dong Shaoming (è£ç»ÂæÂÂ; born 1962), Chinese engineer
- Dong Sicheng (è£æÂÂæÂÂ; stage name Winwin, born 1997), Chinese singer and actor, member of boy bands NCT and WayV
- Taishan Dong (è£建åÂÂ; born 1988), Chinese professional boxer
- Dong Tichen (è£æÂÂ忱; 1931âÂÂ1966), Chinese anthropologist and educator
- Dong Tonghe (è£åÂÂé¾¢; 1911âÂÂ1963), Chinese linguist
- Dong Wenfei (è£æÂÂé£Â; born 1990), Chinese Sanda fighter and kickboxer
- Dong Wenjing (è£æÂÂéÂÂ; born 1998), Chinese badminton player
- Xinnian Dong (è£欣年; born 1959), Chinese-American biologist
- XinQi Dong (è£æÂ°å¥Â), American physician
- Dong Xiaojun (è£æÂÂÃ¥ÂÂ; born 1962), Chinese diplomat
- Dong Xiaoqin (è£æÂÂç´; born 1983), Chinese long-distance runner
- Dong Xiwen (è£å¸ÂæÂÂ; 1914âÂÂ1973), Chinese painter
- Dong Xuan (è£çÂÂ; born 1979), Chinese actress and singer
- Dong Xue (è£éª; born 1986), Chinese biathlete
- Dong Xuesheng (è£å¦åÂÂ; born 1989), Chinese former professional footballer
- Dong Yang (è£é³; born 1983), Chinese footballer
- Dong Yaoqiong (è£ç¶ç¼; born 1989), Chinese dissident
- Dong Yifan (è£ä¸Âå¡; born 1992), Chinese footballer
- Dong Yinchu (è£å¯Â
Ã¥ÂÂ; 1915âÂÂ2009), Chinese politician
- Dong Ying (è£çÂÂ; born 1972), Chinese sprint canoeist
- Dong Yingjie (è£è±æÂ°; 1897âÂÂ1961), Chinese martial artist, leading master of tai chi
- Dong Yong (è£åÂÂ; born 1968), Chinese actor
- Dong Youngbae (è£永å¹; ëÂÂìÂÂë°°; stage name Taeyang, born 1988), South Korean singer, member of boy band BigBang
- Dong Yu (è£é°), Chinese gymnast
- Dong Yu (è£å®Â; born 1994), Chinese footballer
- Dong Yueqian (è£è¶ÂÃ¥ÂÂ; 1914âÂÂ1978), Chinese diplomat
- Dong Yuhui (è£å®Âè¼Â; born 1993), Chinese internet celebrity
- Dong Yuping (è£çÂÂèÂÂ; born 1963), Chinese retired athlete
- Dong Yuyu (è£éÂÂçÂÂ; born 1962), Chinese former journalist and editor
- Dong Zhao (è£éÂÂ; 1902âÂÂ1977), Kuomintang general
- Dong Zhen (è£è´Â; born 1986), Chinese singer-songwriter
- Dong Zhen (è£éÂÂ; born 1977), Chinese retired artistic gymnast
- Dong Zhi (è£æÂº; born 1981), Chinese para archer, Paralympic silver medalist
- Dong Zhiming (è£æÂÂæÂÂ, 1937âÂÂ2024), Chinese vertebrate paleontologist
- Dong Zhiyuan (è£å¿Âè¿Â; born 1989), Chinese former footballer
- Dong Zijian (è£åÂÂÃ¥ÂÂ¥; born 1993), Chinese actor
- Dong Zuobin (è£ä½Âè³Â; 1895âÂÂ1963), Chinese archaeologist
Tong
- Chiling Tong (è£繼ç²; born 1958), American politician
- Hollington Tong (è£顯åÂ
Â; 1887âÂÂ1971), Chinese journalist and diplomat
- Tong Jong-ho (è£æÂ£æµ©; ëÂÂì Âø; born 1956), North Korean politician
- Kaity Tong (è£æÂºæÂÂ; born 1947), Chinese-born American broadcast journalist
- Tong Yang-tze (è£é½åÂÂ; born 1942), Taiwanese artist
Tung
- Betty Tung (è£è¶Âæ´ªå¨Â; born 1935), Hong Kong philanthropist
- Bill Tung (è£é©Â; 1933âÂÂ2006), Hong Kong actor and horse racing commentator
- Tung Chao-yung (è£åÂ
Â榮; 1912âÂÂ1982), Chinese shipping magnate
- Tung Chee-chen (è£建æÂÂ; born 1942), Hong Kong billionaire businessman
- Tung Chee-hwa (è£建è¯; born 1937), the first Chief Executive of Hong Kong
- Tung Ching Chang (è£æÂ¯æÂÂ; 1916âÂÂ1975), Chinese acupuncturist
- Ho-Pin Tung (è£è·æÂÂ; born 1982), Dutch-Chinese racing driver
- Tung Hsiang-lung (è£ç¿Âé¾Â; born 1952), Taiwanese military official and retired admiral
- Tung Hu Ling (è£èÂÂ嶺; 1917âÂÂ1992), Chinese-American martial artist, master of tai chi
- Kelly Tung (è£åÂ¥èÂÂ; born 1981), Hong Kong politician
- Tung Kuo-yu (è£åÂÂç·), Taiwanese diplomat
- Lola Tung (è£丽åÂÂ; born 2002), American actress and model
- Monie Tung (è£æÂÂèÂÂ; born 1980), Hong Kong actress, entertainer, singer
- Tung Pao-cheng (è£ä¿ÂÃ¥ÂÂ; born 1951), Taiwanese legal scholar and politician
- Tung Soo Hua (è£素åÂÂ; born 1974), Singaporean news anchor and presenter
- Stephen Tung (è£çÂÂ; born 1954), Hong Kong action choreographer, actor, film director
See also
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