Wang Wenbin
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| Gender | Male |
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| Born | Anhui |
| China | |
| 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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| 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...
US, Philippines begin largest-ever drills after China exercises
By Kelly NgBBC News
The US and the Philippines are holding their largest-ever joint military drills A Day After China concluded large-scale exercises around Taiwan .
Beijing staged Three Days of drills simulating blockades of Taiwan in response to The Island 's leader meeting the US House Speaker last week.
The US had called on Beijing to show restraint. Meanwhile, Taiwan 's President Tsai Ing-wen on Monday said China's actions were " irresponsible".
The US drills were earlier scheduled.
Both the US and Philippines flagged last month that their annual Balikatan exercise would be their largest-ever, after Washington earlier this year secured a new defence deal with The South -East Asian nation.
In February, on Philippine islands.
The waterways around the Philippines and around South-East Asia are among the busiest in trade, and have been the subject of disputed territorial claims by China.
On Monday, as where it deployed fighter jets and an Aircraft Carrier around Taiwan , the US sent a naval destroyer through The South China Sea in what it called a freedom of navigation mission.
The US sent the Uss Milius past the Spratly Islands - which lie in the Philippines ' exclusive economic zone but are claimed by Beijing.
China on Monday warned that US-Philippines military cooperation should not interfere with disputes in the hotly contested waters.
" [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.
Beijing's drills concluded on Monday. Afterwards, Taiwan 's defence ministry said it would not stop strengthening its combat preparedness.
President Tsai in a Facebook post on Monday night also defended her trip to the US and condemned China's military aggression as " irresponsible actions of a regional power".
Tuesday's drills will see the involvement of More Than 17,000 troops - 12,000 from the US and 5,400 from the Philippines .
More Than 100 members of Australia's navy will also take part in the drills which run until 28 April while Military Personnel from 12 other countries will also participate as observers.
A Front Row seat to monitor ChinaThe US is seeking access to places where " light and flexible" operations involving supplies and surveillance can be run as and when needed, rather than bases where large numbers of troops will be stationed.
In February, Washington secured access to four additional military bases in the Philippines - a deal that helped the US stitch The Gap in the arc of alliances stretching from South Korea and Japan in the north to Australia in The South .
The Missing Link had been the Philippines , which borders two of the biggest potential flashpoints - Taiwan and The South China Sea.
One of the bases they now have access to faces Taiwan , The Second the Scarborough Shoal , and the third the Spratly Islands . US troops will come in small groups and on rotation.
The aim, analysts say, will be to deter further territorial expansion by China in The South China Sea, while also providing a place for the US to watch Chinese military movements around Taiwan .
With increasing concern about a conflict over Taiwan , the Philippines could offer a " rear access area" for US military operations, or even a place to evacuate refugees.
Read more from our correspondent on the significance of the US-Philippine alliance
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
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