Christine Chow Ma

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Christine Chow Ma is a Taiwanese educator and public figure who served as First Lady of the Republic of China (Taiwan) during the presidency of her husband, Ma Ying-jeou.

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Christine Chow Ma canonical 3
Christine Chow Mei-ching 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf First Lady
educator
human
citizenOf Taiwan
countryOfCitizenship Republic of China (Taiwan)
linked to: Republic of China
educatedAt Harvard University
National Taiwan University
New York University
familyName Chow
fieldOfWork education
law
gender female
givenName Mei-ching
hasRelative Ma Ying-jeou
knownFor being First Lady of the Republic of China (Taiwan)
professional career independent from husband’s political office
languageSpoken English
Mandarin Chinese
maritalStatus married
name Christine Chow Ma
nationality Taiwanese
nativeName 周美青
notableRole First Lady of Taiwan during Ma Ying-jeou presidency
occupation educator
lawyer
public figure
positionHeld First Lady of the Republic of China (Taiwan)
residence Taipei
linked to: Taipei, Taiwan
spouse Ma Ying-jeou
spousePosition President of the Republic of China (Taiwan)

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Ma Ying-jeou spouse Christine Chow Mei-ching
linked to: Christine Chow Ma
Christine Chow Ma name Christine Chow Ma
Chow Mei-ching succeededBy Christine Chow Ma