List of ambassadors of China to Canada

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

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List of representatives

Name (English) Name (Chinese) Tenure beginsTenure endsNote
Xu Zhongfu徐中夫February 1971July 1971
Huang Hua 黄华July 1971November 1971
Yao Guang 姚广March 1972September 1973
Zhang Wenjin 章文晋September 1973December 1976
Wang Dong 王栋July 1977February 1983
Yu Zhan余湛September 1983October 1986
Zhang Wenpu张文朴December 1986July 1990
Wen Yezhan温业湛September 1990November 1992
Zhang Yijun张毅君December 1992February 1997
Zha Peixin查培新February 1997June 1998
Mei Ping梅平August 1998March 2005
Lu Shumin卢树民March 2005May 2008
Lan Lijun兰立俊June 2008November 2010
Zhang Junsai章均赛November 2010April 2014 [1]
Luo Zhaohui罗照辉May 2014September 2016 [2]
Lu Shaye 卢沙野February 2017June 2019 [3]
Cong Peiwu 丛培武September 2019 [4]

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