First Chinese diplomat. Zhou Enlai

Author: Cao Yingwang
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Features:
Commentaries on Mao Zedong's reliance on Zhou Enlai in foreign affairs
Deng Xiaoping's views on Zhou Enlai and his diplomatic legacy
Old diplomats praising Zhou Enlai's diplomacy
Overseas Chinese poets admiring Zhou Enlai's diplomacy
Foreign leaders commenting on Zhou Enlai's diplomacy
International media commenting on Zhou Enlai's diplomacy
Tracing the influence of Chinese culture and family
Early school education's impact
Study in Japan and Europe, drawing wisdom from global civilizations
Accumulation of foreign affairs experience before the founding of the People's Republic of China
Achievements:
Signing the Sino-Soviet New Treaty
Participation in the Korean War
Activities in Geneva
Activities in Bandung
First major visit
Second major visit
Third major visit
Establishment of diplomatic relations between China and France
Meeting with Kosygin at Beijing Airport
Shaking hands with Richard Nixon
Realizing the normalization of Sino-Japanese diplomatic relations
Wisdom:
Independent and self-reliant foreign policy
Peaceful coexistence, seeking common ground while reserving differences
Prioritizing major issues and resolving minor ones
Maintaining harmony with neighboring countries
Upholding sincerity and trustworthiness
Acting with caution after careful planning
Valuing etiquette and hospitality
Reciprocity in courtesy
Wherever you go, you can find beauty
Postscript after the revised edition