Chinese diplomats at the United Nations

Author: Li Tongcheng, Editor-in-Chief
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Publishing Date: 2003-01-01
Features: The "Diplomat's Diary" series consists of 4 volumes: "Secrets of Sino-foreign Diplomatic Relations," "Chinese Diplomats at the United Nations," "Chinese Diplomats' Portraits of World Leaders," and "Chinese Diplomats' Firsthand Experiences of Major Historical Events." Compared to similar publications, this series has two distinct characteristics: 1. Strong author team. The contributors are mostly senior professional diplomats with long-standing experience in foreign affairs, possessing extensive international knowledge, broad global perspectives, and high-level expertise in foreign affairs research. Their works are all based on their personal experiences. 2. Wide content scope. From high-level meetings to interactions with ordinary people, from behind-the-scenes palace secrets to folk life, and from uncovering secrets to anecdotes, everything is covered. This series reflects the long-term diplomatic careers of its members. Its unique points include: — High political level. These senior diplomats often interact with heads of state and government leaders of host countries in embassies and consulates and have the opportunity to hear directives from China's high-ranking leaders firsthand. Their writings vividly depict the words, deeds, and appearances of many Chinese and foreign leaders; — Approachable and relatable. The authors have personally participated in major diplomatic events and activities. Their descriptions of these firsthand experiences are vivid, lifelike, and authentic; — Comprehensive content. From high-level meetings to interactions with ordinary people, from behind-the-scenes palace secrets to folk life, and from uncovering secrets to anecdotes, everything is covered, often shining with the light of wisdom. In this book, the author tells some little-known events in the history of China's diplomatic relations with foreign countries based on his personal experiences.