Juan I-jong (born 1950) is a Taiwanese photographer, publisher, and photography educator. Born in Toucheng, Yilan County, he entered photography after working in magazine editing and design. During the 1970s and 1980s, he traveled throughout Taiwan, using black-and-white photography to document people living in rural villages, fishing communities, and rapidly changing cities. He also helped develop photographic culture in the Chinese-speaking world by establishing a photography publishing house and founding the bilingual magazine "Photographers International" in 1992. He received Taiwan’s Executive Yuan Culture Award in 2024. His representative work, "Man and Land: Taiwan 1974–1986," combines photographs and essays to portray everyday labor, festivals, families, and ties to the land as Taiwan shifted from an agricultural to an industrial society.