List of ambassadors of China to Myanmar

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Chinese Ambassador to Myanmar
Incumbent
Hong Liang
since July 2015
Inaugural holderTu Yun-tan
Formation24 October 1947;76 years ago (1947-10-24)

The Chinese Ambassador to Myanmar is the official representative of the People's Republic of China to the Republic of the Union of Myanmar.

List of representatives

Diplomatic agrément/Diplomatic accreditation Ambassador Chinese language
zh:中国驻缅甸大使列表 		Observations Premier of the People's Republic of China List of presidents of Myanmar Term end
September 9, 1947The Chinese government announced to exchange ambassadors with Burma. Chang Ch’ün Hubert Rance
October 24, 1947 Tu Yun-tan 涂允檀(*1897 in Hubei; 1976)
  • In 1937 he was Minister Honduras Chinese Ambassador to Honduras.
  • State responsibility for injuries to foreigners on account of mob violence, murder, and brigandage. Urbana, 111., 1929. 15 p. University of Illinois,
  • In 1918 he graduated from the National University of Peking and taught Civics and English in Peking for several years.
  • In 1923 he came to the United States. [1]
Chang Ch’ün Hubert Rance January 10, 1950
December 18, 1949The Republic of China suspended diplomatic relations with the government of Myanmar and closed the Embassy on January 10, 1950. Chang Ch’ün Hubert Rance January 10, 1950

On December 18, 1949,


June 8, 1950The People's Republic of China formally established diplomatic relations with the Union of Myanmar and sent ambassadors to Myanmar. Zhou Enlai Sao Shwe Thaik
September 5, 1950 Yao Zhongming zh:姚仲明 *From August 1961 to April 1966 he was Chinese Ambassador to Indonesia. Zhou Enlai Sao Shwe Thaik January 1958
April 1958 Li Yimeng zh:李一氓 (*1903 - 1990), also known as Li Minzhi, Sichuan Province Pengxian East Street people. Politics, scholar, diplomat of the People 's Republic of China. Zhou Enlai Win Maung September 1963
September 1963 Geng Biao zh:耿飚 Zhou Enlai Ne Win September 1967
March 1971 Chen Zhaoyuan zh:陈肇源 (*1918) Zhou Enlai Ne Win May 1973
July 1973 Ye Chengzhang zh:叶成章 Zhou Enlai Ne Win October 1977
November 1977 Mo Yanzhong zh:莫燕忠 Hua Guofeng Ne Win April 1982
July 1982 Huang Mingda zh:黄明达 Zhao Ziyang San Yu June 1985
May 1985 Zhou Mingji zh:周明基 Zhao Ziyang San Yu June 1987
August 1987 Cheng Ruisheng zh:程瑞声 (*1934) Li Peng San Yu May 1990
July 1991 Liang Feng zh:梁枫 Li Peng Saw Maung August 1994
September 1994 Chen Baoliu zh:陈宝鎏 (*24 July 1938) BA daughter of the late Chen Gaobiao and Xi Zhilian.
  • in 1068 married to Shi Bingyi. 1968; one s.
  • From September 1994 to July 1997 she was ambassador in Yangon.
  • From August 1997 to August 2000 she was Chinese Ambassador to Singapore. [2]
Li Peng Than Shwe July 1997
September 1997 Liang Dong zh:梁栋 Li Peng Than Shwe January 2001
February 2001 Li Jinjun zh:李进军 (*May 1956) Zhu Rongji Than Shwe October 2005
October 2005 Guan Mu zh:管木 Wen Jiabao Than Shwe January 2009
January 2009 Ye Dabo zh:叶大波 (*1956) Wen Jiabao Than Shwe September 2010
December 2010 Li Junhua zh:李军华 (* May 1956) Wen Jiabao Than Shwe March 2013
March 2013 Yang Houlan zh:杨厚兰 Li Keqiang Thein Sein June 2015
July 2015 Hong Liang 洪亮(*September 1969) [5] Li Keqiang Thein Sein

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References

  1. ↑ Tu Yun-tan
  2. ↑ Chen Baoliu
  3. ↑ Li Junhua cv
  4. ↑ Yang Houlan cv
  5. ↑ Hong Liang cv
  6. ↑ Wolfgang Bartke  [ es ], The diplomatic service of the People's Republic of China as of 1984, p . 86
  7. ↑ Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the People's Republic of China , Chinese Ambassadors to Myanmar, , 驻缅甸联邦历任大使, , Chinese Embassy in Myanmar,
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