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Qian Xuantong (錢玄同 in pinyin: Qián Xuántóng) ( 1887- 1939) was a Chinese phonetician who promoted vernacular Chinese (baihua).

Qian was born in Wuxing (吳興), Zhejiang. He held the position as a professor in numerous universities.

His son Qian Sanqiang was a nuclear physicist who contributed to development of nuclear weapons in China.

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