Shanghai singer Ouyang Feifei, Taiwanese-Japanese singer Ouyang Nana, Taiwanese actress Ouyang Xiadan, CCTV News reporter Ouyang Xiu, Song dynasty scholar Ouyang Xun, Tang dynasty scholar Ouyang Zhan, Tang dynasty scholar Ouyang Yibing, Chinese film scripter Ouyang Ziyuan, Chinese cosmochemist and geochemist, chief scientist in charge of the Chinese Lunar Exploration Program Âu Dương Quân, Vietnamese footballer of JMG Academy Au Yeung Yiu Chung, Hong Kong footballer who won a 2009 East Asian Games gold medal Bobby Au-yeung, Hong Kong actor Susanna Au-yeung, Hong Kong actress and acupuncturist Stephen Oyoung, Chinese-American actor Jimmy O. Yang, born Au-yeung Man-Sing, Chinese-American stand-up comedian and actor MC Jin, born Jin Au-Yeung, hip-hop artist Myra Sidharta, born Auwjong Tjhoen Moy, Indonesian historian Darryl O'Young, Chinese name Au-Yeung Ruoxi, Canadian-born Hong Kong racing driver Petrus Kanisius Ojong, born Auwjong Peng Koen, co-founder of Indonesian newspaper Kompas Ouyang,Francis, Chief of Hospital Medicine VA Medical Center, United States. Pearl AuYeung, Hong Kong Children's book author-illustrator Culture By Vietnamese scholars, 歐陽 may be an origin of words văn-lang (minang / 文郎), mê-linh (maleng / 麊泠), âu-lạc (urang, orang, anak / 甌雒, 甌駱) and an-dương (arang / 安陽) what means "people" or "country" in ancient Tai and Malayo-Polynesian languages. Malayo-Polynesian languages : Anak Muong languages : Rú rác (in ancient), nú nác (in modern) Vietic languages : Núi nước (in ancient), đất nước (in modern) See also Văn Lang Âu Lạc References Yue (state) Chinese-language surnames Individual Chinese surnames