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List of ambassadors of China to Germany

Coordinates: 52°30′50″N 13°25′05″E / 52.513806°N 13.418°E / 52.513806; 13.418
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Ambassador of China to Germany
Incumbent
Shi Mingde
since 1 August 2012
Inaugural holderLiu Xihong [de]
Formation30 April 1877; 147 years ago (1877-04-30)

The Ambassador of China to Germany is the official representative of the People's Republic of China to the Federal Republic of Germany.

List of representatives

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Diplomatic agrément/Diplomatic accreditation Ambassador Chinese language
zh:中国驻德国大使列表 		Observations Premier of the People's Republic of China Chancellor of Germany Term end


April 30, 1877 Liu Xihong [de] 刘锡鸿 Cixi William I, German Emperor August 25, 1878
August 25, 1878 Li Fengbao zh:李凤苞 Cixi William I, German Emperor April 28, 1884
April 28, 1884 Xu Jingcheng zh:许景澄 Cixi William I, German Emperor June 23, 1887
June 23, 1887 Hong Jun zh:洪钧 Cixi William I, German Emperor September 9, 1890
September 9, 1890 Xu Jingcheng zh:許景澄 Cixi Wilhelm II, German Emperor January 7, 1897
November 26, 1896 Huang Zunxian zh:黃遵憲 has not been accredited Cixi Wilhelm II, German Emperor
June 23, 1897 Lü Haihuan [de] zh:呂海寰 Cixi Wilhelm II, German Emperor December 13, 1901
July 17, 1901 Yinchang zh:廕昌 Cixi Wilhelm II, German Emperor April 25, 1906
September 20, 1905 Yang Sheng [de; zh] zh:杨晟 Cixi Wilhelm II, German Emperor December 30, 1906
November 10, 1906 Zeng Guangquan zh:曾广铨 has not been accredited Cixi Wilhelm II, German Emperor
April 23, 1907 Sun Baoqi zh:孫寶琦 Cixi Wilhelm II, German Emperor November 24, 1908
September 23, 1908 Yinchang zh:廕昌 Pu Yi Wilhelm II, German Emperor November 8, 1909
March 21, 1910 Liang Cheng zh:梁诚 Pu Yi Wilhelm II, German Emperor November 1, 1912
April 2, 1913 Yan Huiqing zh:颜惠庆 As a result of Sino-German diplomatic relations, July 1, 1917 withdrawal Xiong Xiling Wilhelm II, German Emperor July 1, 1917
March 14, 1917 Suspension of diplomatic relations Protecting power Denmark[1] Duan Qirui Wilhelm II, German Emperor July 27, 1921
July 27, 1921 Wei Chenzu zh:魏宸组 November 25, 1925 sent to supervise the national railway preparations Yan Huiqing Constantin Fehrenbach July 27, 1921
November 24, 1926 Huang Fu zh:黄郛 Due to July 7, 1927, the mayor of Shanghai may not be appointed. has not been accredited Du Xigui Wilhelm Marx
January 23, 1929 Jiang Zuobin zh:蔣作賓 Concurrently in Austria Tan Yankai Hermann Müller (politician) March 5, 1931
December 30, 1931 Liu Wendao zh:劉文島 Concurrently in Austria Chiang Kai-shek Heinrich Brüning September 13, 1933
January 6, 1934 Liu Chongjie zh:劉文島 Concurrently in Austria Wang Jingwei Adolf Hitler May 18, 1935
May 18, 1935 Liu Chongjie zh:刘崇杰 On May 18, 1935, the German embassy was upgraded to an embassy Chiang Kai-shek Adolf Hitler June 28, 1935
January 21, 1936 Cheng Tien-fong zh:程天放 Chiang Kai-shek Adolf Hitler June 15, 1938
September 21, 1938 Chen Jie zh:陈介 July 1, 1941 Germany recognized Wang Jingwei regime. H. H. Kung Adolf Hitler July 10, 1941
September 11, 1941 Li Shengwu 李圣五 (*1892) has not been accredited Wang Jingwei Adolf Hitler
September 16, 1941 Li Fang (diplomat) of the Reorganized National Government of the Republic of China) zh:李芳 Nanking Appoints Minister Li Fang, Commercial Attache to Berlin. Although it had originally been planned for Mr. Li Sheng-wu, Nanking's newly appointed Ambassador to Germany, to sail for Lisabon aboard the Asama Maru, his position as Chief of the Education Department made his immediate departure impossible.[2] Wang Jingwei Adolf Hitler
November 12, 1938 Lu Yiwen zh:吕宜文 Lue-I-Wen, Lu-I-Wen, Lu I-Wen, Lü-I-Wen und Lü I-Wen, Manchukuo Minister to the German Empire, In 1938, Germany recognized Manchukuo, Lu Yewen was appointed Minister of Manchuria in Germany, and the Registrar Wang Ti Fu (born in 1911 - 2001 death) and others went to Germany to take office. In May 1939, at the request of the German Ministry of Foreign Affairs, he began to issue a visa for the Jews. In September 1939, he was hinted by the German Ministry of Foreign Affairs, asking him not to continue to issue a visa, but he continued to acquiesce in the payment of his visa until May 1940. They have issued a total of 12,000 visas to the Jews, saving the lives of these people. Zhang Jinghui Adolf Hitler
June 1, 1973 Wang Yutian zh:王雨田 Zhou Enlai Willy Brandt May 1, 1974
September 1, 1974 Wang shu zh:王殊 Zhou Enlai Helmut Schmidt November 1, 1976
August 1, 1977 Zhang Tong (PRC diplomat) zh:张彤 (外交官) Hua Guofeng Helmut Schmidt October 1, 1982
February 1, 1983 An Zhiyuan zh:安致远 Zhao Ziyang Helmut Kohl April 1, 1985
April 1, 1985 Guo Fengmin zh:郭丰民 Zhao Ziyang Helmut Kohl April 1, 1988
May 1, 1988 Mei Zhaorong zh:梅兆荣 Li Peng Helmut Kohl January 1, 1997
January 1, 1997 Lu Qiutian zh:卢秋田 Li Peng Helmut Kohl December 1, 2001
January 1, 2002 Ma Canrong zh:马灿荣 Zhu Rongji Gerhard Schröder July 1, 2009
August 1, 2009 Wu Hongbo zh:吴红波 Wen Jiabao Angela Merkel August 1, 2012
August 1, 2012 Shi Mingde zh:史明德 Wen Jiabao Angela Merkel

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See also

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References

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  1. ^ Tobias C. Bringmann, Handbuch der Diplomatie 1815-1963: Auswärtige Missionschefs in Deutschland p. 62
  2. ^ Li Fang
  3. ^ Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the People's Republic of China, Chinese Ambassadors to Germany, [1], 驻德意志联邦共和国历任大使, [2]
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