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The Diplomat from China

Author(s): Ruan Hong

Publisher: Foreign Languages Press
Published Date: 2007
ISBN: 978-7-119-04787-4
Pages: 647
Language: English
Type: Book
Cover: Hard Cover

Our Price: $78.10

Avail: In-Stock

Main Contents

Foreword 1 Qian Qichen, Former Chinese Vice Premier
Foreword 2 Yang Jiechi, Minister of Chinese Foreign Affairs
Foreword 3 Chen Haosu, President of CPFA
Chapter 1 In Pursuit of an Ideal (May 1924 – August 1942)
Chapter 2 Diplomatic Practice in the Liberated Areas(August 1942-October 1949)
Chapter 3 The First Generation of Protocol Officers(November 1949-October 1959)
Chapter 4 Wide contact with the World (March 1954-july 1962)
Chapter 5 The Moscow Years (March 1963 – December 1964)
Chapter 6 Protocol Reform (January 1965 – May 1966)
Chapter 7 A Rigorous Test (May 1966 – December 1971)
Chapter 8 The Visits by Richard Nixon and Kakuei Tanaka(June 1971-March 1973)
Chapter 9 The Liaison Office (I) (March 1973 – December 1977)
Chapter 10 The Liaison Office (II) (January 1978-February 1979)
Chapter 11 In Charge of Departmental Affairs(March 1979 – April 1985)
Chapter 12 Chinese Ambassador in Washington (I) (May 1985 – May 1986)
Chapter 13 Chinese Ambassador in Washington (II) (June 1986 – December 1988)
Chapter 14 Chinese Ambassador in Washington (III) (January 1989 – August 1989)
Chapter 15 People-to-People Diplomacy (October 1989 – November 1993)
Chapter 16 Final Days (November 1993 – July 1994)