Chen Hung-ling – Taiwanese badminton player Chen Kuei-miao – Taiwanese politician Cheng Shao-chieh – Taiwanese badminton player Chi Shu-ju – Taekwondo practitioner and Olympic medalist Chien Yu-chin – Chinese Taipei badminton player Chih-Ta Chia – Taiwanese science scholar Chong Yee-Voon – Malaysian writer Chuang Chi-fa – Taiwanese historian C.-T. James Huang – (PhD 1982) generative linguist, Professor and Director of Graduate Studies at Harvard, Fellow of the Linguistic Society of America (2015), recipient of the Linguistic Society of Taiwan's Lifetime Achievement Award (2014) Den-Wu Chen – Taiwanese historian, the former chairman of the Department of History at National Taiwan Normal University Evan Yo – Taiwanese Mandopop singer Fan-Long Ko – Taiwanese composer Gong Hwang-cherng – Taiwanese linguist Han Hsiang-ning – Chinese American artist Hsieh Chang-heng – Baseball player in the CPBL Hsu Shui-teh – Taiwanese politician Huang Kun-huei – Chairman of Taiwan Solidarity Union Huang Min-hui – Vice Chairperson of Kuomintang, former Mayor of Chiayi City Jackson T.-S. Sun – Taiwanese linguist Ku Chin-shui – Taiwanese aboriginal athlete Le Chien-Ying – Taiwanese archer Lee Chu-feng – Kinmen's politician Li Hsing – Taiwanese film director Lin Jeng-yi – Director of National Palace Museum Lin Mun-lee – Taiwanese art scholar Shara Lin – Taiwanese actress Tung-Tai Lin – a professor at the Graduate Institute of Mass Communication at National Taiwan Normal University. Man-houng Lin – Taiwanese historian, the first woman president of the Academia Historica Liu Yong – Taiwanese painter and essayist Lorene Ren – Taiwanese actress Lu Yen-hsun – Taiwanese professional tennis player Ma Sen – Taiwanese writer Paul Jen-kuei Li – Taiwanese linguist Peng Wan-ru – Taiwanese feminist Selina Jen – member of the Taiwanese girl group S.H.E Su I-Chieh – Taiwanese professional basketball player Tien Lei – Basketball player Tseng Shu-o – Professional Soccer player in Australia Uğur Rıfat Karlova – Turkish stand-up comedian Wai-lim Yip – Hong Kong and Taiwanese poet Wang Tuoh – Former Secretary-General of Democratic Progressive Party Wang Jin-pyng – President of the Legislative Yuan Wilbur Lin, conductor of the Missouri Symphony Wong Chin-chu – Former Magistrate of Changhua County, former Minister of Council for Cultural Affairs Wu Ching-ji – Taiwanese educator Cheng-Chih Wu – Taiwanese computer science education scholar, currently the vice president of the National Taiwan Normal University Xi Murong – Taiwanese poet and painter Yang Chih-liang – Taiwanese politician Yuan Shu-chi – Taiwanese archer Mandarin Training Center alumni Richard Bernstein – American