Prominent Chinese Peruvians
- Alfredo Raul Chang Ruiz, Current director of the oldest and still active magazine of Peru called "Revista Oriental", a magazine with the theme of links of Peruvian and Asian communities
- Eugenio Chang Rodríguez, writer, linguist, university professor (Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos/City University of New York)
- Juan Pablo Chang Navarro-Lévano (1930–1967) communist student leader and guerrilla, died alongside Che Guevara
- Rosa Fung Pineda, archaeologist
- José Antonio Chang, former Prime Minister of Peru
- Efraín Wong, Operations Manager of the Corporación Wong and founder of Las Falcas distillery.
- Erasmo Wong, founder and former owner of the Wong supermarket chain
- Patty Wong, TV host
- Walter Wong, anthropologist, late Ayacucho Regional Director of the Instituto Nacional de Cultura
- Annie Yep TV Host, Journalist
- Pedro Zulen (1889–1925), philosopher, university professor (Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos), poet, writer
- Edwin Vasquez Cam, Olympic gold medal Free Pistol (1948)
- Siu Kam Wen (1951-) Novelist
- Isabel Wong-Vargas, businesswoman, owner of La Caleta restaurant in Lima, received various gastronomic awards including the Best Seafood restaurant in Lima
- Kokin Li, Singer
- Teodoro Wuchi, Footballer
- Javier Wong, Chef.
- Chang Kin Phan, Kung Fu Master.
- Li Pan Chi, Kung Fu Master.
- Ronald Chang, Kung Fu Master.
- Armando Chiang, Kung Fu Master.
- Fausto Man Li, Kung Fu Master.
- Alan Wong, Karate Sensei, Aerobics, Trainer, Gym owner.
- Jimmy Wong, Karate Sensei, 1st place Greece 2009 X Shotokan World Karate Championship, 2nd place World Championship Los Angeles 1989.
- Humberto Lay, Congress man.
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