Danube Waves: Diplomats Looking at the World

Author: Jiang Benliang
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: This book is a part of the "Diplomats Look at the World" series. These works are contributed by senior diplomats of our country, who are veterans of diplomatic struggles under the command of three generations of central leadership. They have dedicated several decades of their lives to the diplomatic cause of the republic, sacrificing their youth and hard work. What is particularly commendable is that even after retiring, they remain committed to diplomacy, striving to open new grounds for serving the diplomatic work. They established the Diplomatic Writers' Association and, over the past decade, have published over a thousand articles and nearly a hundred books. They have received praise from all sectors of society, both domestically and internationally. In their writings, there are the twists and turns of complex situations, as well as the joyful chapters of friendly exchanges; the solemn reflections on major events, and the casual portrayals of exotic tales from distant lands; the analysis of intricate international issues, and the revelations of long-forgotten political backstage. The content is vast and diverse, mostly based on personal experiences, observations, and firsthand accounts. It is rich in substance, genuine in emotion, and combines intellectual depth, knowledge, and entertainment. It is hoped that this book will benefit readers in broadening their international perspective, deepening their understanding of the world, and cultivating a spirit of love for the motherland and its people.