Editing Sichuan (section)

==Notable individuals==
*[[Ba Jin]] (25 November 1904&nbsp;– 17 October 2005), novelist and writer
*[[Bai Ling]], actress
*[[Bao Sanniang]], a possibly fictional woman warrior of the [[Three Kingdoms]] period.
*[[Zhang Qun|Chang Chün]], premier of the Republic of China
*[[Chang Dai-chien]], artist
*[[Che Yongli]] (28 January 1980), actress
*[[Chen Kenmin]] (27 June 1912&nbsp;– 12 May 1990), chef who specialized in [[Sichuan cuisine]]. Father of well-known [[Iron Chef]], [[Chen Kenichi]].
*[[Chen Pokong]] (1963–), author, political commentator and democracy activist
*[[Chen Shou]], official and writer
*[[Cheung Chung-kiu]], business magnate
*[[Deng Xiaoping]], Chinese Paramount Leader during the 1980s, his [[Deng Xiaoping's Former Residence|former residence]] is now a museum.
*[[Guifeng Zongmi]] (780–841), Tang dynasty Buddhist scholar-monk, fifth patriarch of the [[Huayan]] school as well as a patriarch of the Heze lineage of Southern Chan
*[[Guo Moruo]], renowned author
*[[Akio Hong]], broadcaster
*[[Huang Jiguang]], highly decorated soldier during the Korean War
*[[Jiang Zhuyun]], revolutionary martyr
*[[Li Bai]] (701–762), poet of the Tang dynasty
*[[Li Bifeng]], activist
*[[Li Ching-Yuen]], [[Herbalism|herbalist]], [[Martial arts|martial artist]] and tactical advisor, also known for extreme [[longevity claim]]s
*Li Shou-min, better known as [[Huanzhulouzhu]] (1902–1961), novelist of the [[xianxia]] genre
*[[Li Shunxian]] ({{circa|900}}–926), [[Iranians in China#Former Shu|Persian-Sichuanese]] poet, concubine of Emperor [[Wang Zongyan]] of [[Former Shu]]
*[[Li Yifeng]], actor and singer
*[[Li Yuchun]], singer, songwriter, and actress
*[[Liao Yiwu]], author, reporter, musician, and poet
*[[Liu Yonghao]], businessman
*[[Luo Ruiqing]], army officer and politician
*[[Meng Caicheng]], (蒙裁成, 1859–1928), activist in the [[Railway Protection Movement]]
*[[Ouyang Xiu]] (1007–22 September 1072), Confucian historian, essayist, calligrapher, poet, and official bureaucrat of the Song dynasty
*[[Sanyu (painter)]]
*[[Song Cheng-tsi]] (1892–1955), Anglican bishop
*[[Song Yonghua]], scholar
*[[Su Shi]] (8 January 1037&nbsp;– 24 August 1101), Confucian bureaucrat official, poet, artist, calligrapher, pharmacologist, gastronome, and official bureaucrat of the Song dynasty
*[[Su Xun]] (1009–1066), poet and prose-writer of the Song dynasty
*[[Su Zhe]] (1039–1112), poet and essayist, a Confucian bureaucratic official of the Song dynasty
*[[Tan Weiwei]], singer and actress
*[[Tang Chun-i]], philosopher and scholar
*[[Wang Jiujiang]] (1957–), painter
*[[Wang Jianlin]], business magnate, investor, and philanthropist
*[[Wang Xiaoya]], television host and media personality
*[[Wang Yi (pastor)]] (1973–)
*[[Wuzhun Shifan]] (1178–1249), Zen Buddhist monk
*[[Kep1er|Xiaoting]](12 November 1999),singer member of [[Kep1er]] 
*[[SM Rookies#Former members|Xu Yiyang]] (12 August 1997), singer<ref>{{cite web |url=https://www.soompi.com/article/898975wpp/smrookies-introduces-2-new-female-trainees |title=SMROOKIES Introduces 2 New Female Trainees |date=19 September 2016 | access-date=14 March 2019 | archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20181112223341/https://www.soompi.com/article/898975wpp/smrookies-introduces-2-new-female-trainees | archive-date=12 November 2018 | url-status=live}}</ref>
*[[Xu Youyu]], scholar
*[[Yang Xiong (author)|Yang Xiong]], poet, philosopher, and politician
*[[Y. C. James Yen]] (1890/1893–1990), educator
*[[Lucy Yi Zhenmei]] (1815–1862), Roman Catholic saint
*[[Yu Jie]] (1973–), Calvinist democracy activist
*[[Zhang Aiping]], from Tongchuan District, Dazhou City, Vice Premier, State Councilor, and Minister of Defense
*[[Jane Zhang]], singer and songwriter
*[[Zhang Lan]], political activist
*[[Zhang Yong (restaurateur)]], Singapore's richest man in 2019
*[[Zhao Yiman]], resistance fighter
*[[Zheng Ji (biochemist)|Zheng Ji]], nutritionist, and pioneering biochemist
*[[Zhu De]], general, warlord, politician, and revolutionary
*[[Zhuo Wenjun]], poet
*[[Zou Rong]], revolutionary martyr