The life of distinguished Chinese diplomat Li Shengjiao
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Pictured is Li Shengjiao (left), posing with the then Chinese Vice Premier Zou Jiahua. Li's father, Dr. Li Linsi, and Zou's father, Zou Taofen, were comrades-in-arms in the Movement of Resistance Against Japan and National Salvation. The two were old family friends. [Photo: Provided to China Plus]
Today marks the first anniversary of the death of Li Shengjiao, a distinguished Chinese diplomat. He was among the first generation of diplomats who were sent abroad following the establishment of People's Republic of China in 1949. He was praised by former Chinese Premier Zhou Enlai for his talent and contributions. He represented China in multiple international meetings and negotiations, with authorities saying he made major contributions to China's national interests. His research results also received high recognition from Chairman Mao, Premier Zhou and other top Chinese leaders. On this anniversary of his passing, let's look back on his important life through the 12 vintage photos above.
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