Li Zhaoxing, an alumnus of Jiaonan No.1 Middle School.

Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the 11th National People's Congress.

/kloc-0 was born in June, 1940 in Shandong province, and/kloc-0 graduated from Peking University in June, 1964;

1964 ——1967 postgraduate course of Beijing foreign studies university;

1967 ——1968 Member of Chinese People's Institute of Foreign Affairs;

1968 ——1970 worked as a cadre school in Lishi, Shanxi, Shanggao, Jiangxi and Niu Tianyang Farm, Guangzhou Military Region;

1970—1977 Staff and Attaché of the Chinese Embassy in Kenya;

1977—1983 Member and Deputy Director of the Information Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs;

1983—1985 First Secretary, Embassy of China in the Kingdom of Lesotho;

1985—1990 Deputy Director and Director of the Information Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs;

1990-1993 assistant minister of foreign affairs;

1993—1995 Permanent Representative of China to the United Nations and Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary;

1995 ——1998 vice minister of foreign affairs;

1998-2001ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary of China to the United States of America;

2001—— Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs in 2003;

2003-April 2007 Minister of Foreign Affairs (On April 27th, 2007, the 27th meeting of the 10th the NPC Standing Committee decided to remove Li Zhaoxing from the post of Minister of Foreign Affairs).

March 2008-Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the 11th National People's Congress.

He is a member of the 16th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China (CPC) and the 11th the NPC Standing Committee.

Known as "Poet Diplomat", he published young chinese, a collection of poems and essays.

University employment

1. Dean, Professor and Doctoral Supervisor of Zhou Enlai School of Government Administration, Nankai University.

2. Dean, School of Diplomacy and International Relations, Foreign Affairs University

3. Honorary Dean of School of International Studies, Beijing Foreign Studies University

4. Professor Peking University

5. Consultant and Honorary Professor of Jinan University

6. Honorary Professor of Shanghai Jiaotong University

7. Li Zhaoxing, honorary president of Shandong Foreign Affairs Translation Institute, has a warm home. The scene of him and his wife Qin Xiaomei walking hand in hand was once described as a beautiful talk by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. They were in the same class in college. What impressed her most about Li Zhaoxing was that he was particularly kind and a warm and responsible man.

Wife: Qin Xiaomei, former Counsellor of China's Representative to the United Nations, Deputy Director of the Department of International Organizations of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

My father-in-law is a famous diplomat, Qin Lizhen, the secretary of People's Republic of China (PRC), and the former director of the Consular Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Li Zhaoxing and his wife have a son. In order to let him know that he is a descendant of the cultivators and loves his hometown, they named his son "Hehe". Hehe, after graduating from Beijing No.4 Middle School, I was admitted to Tsinghua University, and then I studied in the United States. 200 1 year, hehe graduated from college with the first place and found a job through the internet. In 2004, Hehe was admitted to the School of Business Administration of Harvard University. Li Zhaoxing is an open and good father and respects his son's wishes very much. He told Hehe: In this world, you can't rely on anyone but yourself.

As early as May 2000, Li Zhaoxing wrote a poem to Hehe who was studying in the United States, which was also his own confession:

Do not forget who you are.

You are a friend of a friend.

You are a relative of a relative.

You are the son of the motherland.

This is the root of everything. Li Zhaoxing's love for literature is equally well known. As early as childhood, literary dreams were deeply rooted in his heart.

1940 10, Li Zhaoxing was born in Wang Jiacun at the foot of Dazhu Mountain in Jiaonan County, Qingdao, Shandong Province. Li's family are all in business, and the annual harvest is only enough to fill his stomach. Li Zhaoxing's grandfather is very open-minded and insists on sending his grandson to school.

Li Zhaoxing was addicted to reading. Grandpa took him to work in the fields and suddenly disappeared. When he found it, he was hiding and reading greedily. Grandpa has been lenient since then. As long as Li Zhaoxing studies, he is never forced to work. Sometimes, Li Zhaoxing reads books while eating. The food fell on the table, only to find that it was not in the mouth.

After graduating from primary school, Li Zhaoxing came to Jiaonan County and stayed in Jiaonan No.1 Middle School for five years. In the county, his favorite place to go is the library. Every Sunday, the honest boy who goes first and leaves last must be him. Although living conditions are very difficult, Li Zhaoxing still spends all his time studying, especially English and Chinese.

When he was in junior high school, Li Zhaoxing began to steal to learn to write poetry. At that time, I was young and competitive and thought I was a poet. Once in the composition class, he got up the courage to write a poem and handed it in as a composition. Unexpectedly, the teacher not only didn't criticize, but also scored high. On the eve of junior high school graduation, his essay "Grandpa is getting younger and younger" was published in Shanghai Youth Literature and Art.

1in the summer of 959, Li Zhaoxing graduated from high school and began to sprint to the university. Li Zhaoxing's first choice for the exam was Chinese Department of Peking University, and his second choice was English major of Western Language Department of Peking University. Unexpectedly, Peking University accepted him as its second choice. Since then, Li Zhaoxing studied under the famous English educator Xu Guozhang and other professors, but he was more or less disappointed that he failed to become a Chinese department.

1In the autumn of 964, Li Zhaoxing was assigned to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. He didn't immediately devote himself to diplomacy, but went to a translation advanced course (equivalent to a graduate student) entrusted by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. After several years of professional training, Li Zhaoxing's English level is impressive. According to his friends at that time, Li Zhaoxing was able to watch Shakespeare's plays in classical English quite easily when he graduated. Even in countries such as Britain and America, this is usually the level that English experts can have.

The poor life in his early years formed a simple and persistent part of Li Zhaoxing's character. As a poet, he is also a middleman between emotion and temperament. During his long diplomatic career, Li Zhaoxing became attached to writing. When he was stationed in Kenya, Lesotho and other African countries, his son was still young. In order to express his thoughts on his son, he wrote a series of articles for young readers in China, which were collected and published and named Colorful Land. A person who knows how to love must have an infinite spiritual world. After moving from Africa to the United States, Li Zhaoxing's love for his motherland and relatives grew day by day. Love is the root of everything.

One of his songs, young chinese, expressed his deep attachment:

Wan Qian Li Jia zhong

Only you don't paint.

A pure love

smart

You are youth.

Baishanfang

Only you have an open world.

Find an equal bosom friend.

Save yourself with honesty.

You are China!