
Wang Wenbin
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Gender | Male |
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Born | Anhui |
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Nationality | Chinese |
Education | China Foreign Affairs University |
Position | Deputy Director of the Foreign Ministry Information Department of China |
Directors | Hua Chunying |
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Date of Upd. | |
ID | 3581195 |
Wang Wenbin Life story
Wang Wenbin is a Chinese politician diplomat, the spokesperson of Ministry of Foreign Affairs, deputy director of the Foreign Ministry Information Department, and is a member of the Chinese Communist Party. He is the 32nd spokesperson since the position was established in the ministry back in 1983.
Henry Kissinger: China mourns 'a most valued old friend'

... " China and the US must inherit and carry forward Dr Kissinger s strategic vision, political courage and diplomatic wisdom, " foreign ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin said on Thursday after hailing Mr Kissinger as an " old and good friend of the Chinese people"...
Fukushima: US buys Japan seafood to counter China ban

... In response to Mr Emanuel s comments, China s foreign ministry spokesperson Wang Wenbin told a news conference on Monday: " the responsibility of diplomats is to promote friendship between countries rather than smearing other countries and stirring up trouble"...
Fukushima: China's anger at Japan is fuelled by disinformation

... " China always protects the safety and legitimate rights and interests of foreigners in China, in accordance with law, " China s foreign ministry spokesperson Wang Wenbin said in response to the demand, insisting that Beijing has considered the " so-called concerns of the Japanese side"...
James Cleverly visits Beijing as MPs criticise China strategy

... " Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin said " international and regional issues of common concern" would be discussed...
G7 summit: Why there are eight more seats at the table this year

... Beijing has made its opinion of any G7-led measures clear: " China itself is a victim of US economic coercion and we have always been firmly opposed to economic coercion by other countries, " Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Wang Wenbin said last week...
Cheng Lei: 1,000 days imprisoned in China for an unknown reason

... At a regular press briefing, spokesman Wang Wenbin said: " China s judicial authorities have handled the case in accordance with the law, fully protecting Cheng Lei s legal rights...
Chinese eagerly await return of panda from US zoo

... On Tuesday, spokesperson of China s ministry of foreign affairs Wang Wenbin said Ya Ya was relatively stable other than the fur loss...
US, Philippines begin largest-ever drills after China exercises

... " [It] must not interfere in South China Sea disputes, still less harm China s territorial sovereignty, maritime rights and interests and security interests, " Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin said on Monday...
James Cleverly visits Beijing as MPs criticise China strategy
By Becky MortonPolitical reporter
Foreign Secretary James Cleverly is visiting Beijing amid criticism from some MPs over the government's approach to China.
Mr Cleverly, The First senior UK minister to travel to China since 2018, said the country's global significance meant it could not be ignored.
But MPs on the Foreign Affairs Committee said the government's strategy On China was incoherent.
And senior Conservative Sir Iain Duncan Smith compared it to " appeasement".
During his visit Mr Cleverly will hold talks with China's Foreign Affairs minister Wang Yi and vice-president Han Zheng .
He has promised to raise concerns over Human Rights issues, including in Xinjiang and Tibet, as well as The Treatment of Hong Kong and sanctions placed on UK MPs.
The War in Ukraine and cyber security are also on The Agenda .
Ahead of The Visit , Mr Cleverly said: " No significant global Problem - from Climate Change to pandemic prevention, from economic instability to Nuclear Proliferation - Can be solved without China.
" China's size, history and global significance means they cannot be ignored, but that comes with a responsibility on the global stage.
" That responsibility means China fulfilling its international commitments and obligations. "
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin said " international and regional issues of common concern" would be discussed.
He added: " We hope The British side will work With Us to uphold The Spirit of mutual respect, deepen exchanges, enhance mutual understanding and promote the stable development of Sino-British relations. "
The Visit comes as The Commons Foreign Affairs Committee criticises the government's approach to China in a new report on UK Policy in the Indo-Pacific.
The Report describes the activities of the Chinese Communist Party as " a threat to the UK and its interests".
It raises concerns about a lack of coherence in the government's approach and calls for an unclassified version of its China strategy to be published to provide guidance to The Public and private sectors.
The Committee also argues that all relevant ministers should be briefed on The Higher classification version of the strategy.
The cross-party group of MPs also condemn as " a sustained attempt" by China to intimidate its critics and calls on the UK to tell the Chinese government that such a Policy is unacceptable.
The Committee 's Conservative chairwoman, Alicia Kearns , said it had argued for " the need to balance economic cooperation with caution in the UK's dealings with China".
" The confidential, elusive China strategy is buried deep in Whitehall, kept hidden even from senior ministers across government, " She Said .
" How Can those implementing Policy - and making laws - do so without an understanding of the overall strategy? "
Asked on Tuesday if Mr Cleverly should be visiting Beijing, she told The Bbc : " It is more important that We Are in The Room with them in stark disagreement, rather than cutting off relations. "
However, former Conservative Party leader and minister Sir Iain Duncan Smith , who is one of five MPs sanctioned by China, said The Visit was the latest stage of " Project Kowtow".
He told the PA news agency the UK position " smells terribly of appeasement".
" It's like we want more business, therefore we don't want to upset the Chinese too much, " He Said .
" What we end up with is that they think We Are just too weak. "
Labour's shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy accused The Conservative government of More Than a decade of " division, inconsistency and complacency towards China".
He Said the government needed to secure " tangible diplomatic wins" including an end to Chinese sanctions on British Parliamentarians.
Relations between the UK and China have been strained in recent years over issues including a crackdown on Human Rights in Hong Kong .
Last Year Prime Minister Rishi Sunak but he also stressed the UK could not simply ignore the country's significance.
Mr Sunak's predecessor Liz Truss was reportedly planning to re-categorise China as a " threat" to the UK as part of a foreign Policy review.
However, the Prime Minister has resisted calls from some Tories to go that far.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com