Wang Ze (diplomat) - Misplaced Pages

Chinese diplomat and politician

Wang Ze (Chinese: 王泽; pinyin: Wáng Zé; 1918–?) was a Chinese diplomat and politician.

Career

Wang joined the Chinese Communist Party in 1938 and held a number of important party positions during the Second Sino–Japanese War and the Chinese Civil War.

Starting in June 1955, he served as Consul-General in Lashio (Burma). In 1969, he succeeded Yang Gongsu [pl; zh] as ambassador to Nepal, being succeeded in 1972 by Cao Chi [zh]. In 1972, he served as his country's first ambassador to Mauritius. In 1977, he served as the ambassador to Peru, becoming the country's second ambassador. In 1981, he served as ambassador to Mexico.

Preceded byCao Keqiang	Chinese Ambassador to Sweden February 1983–September 1984	Succeeded byWu Jiagan [sv]
Preceded byLiu Pu [zh]	Chinese Ambassador to Mexico July 1981–April 1983	Succeeded byLi Chao [nl]
Preceded byJiao Ruoyu	Chinese Ambassador to Peru May 1977–May 1981	Succeeded byXu Huang
Preceded byPosition established	Chinese Ambassador to Mauritius September 1972–January 1977	Succeeded byWang Ruojie [zh]
Preceded byYang Gongsu [pl; zh]	Chinese Ambassador to Nepal July 1969–August 1972	Succeeded byCao Chi [zh]
Preceded byGuo Jing	Chinese Ambassador to East Pakistan [zh; pl] November 1965–1967	Succeeded byZhang Ying
Preceded byPosition established	Consul-General of China in Lashio June 1955–July 1961	Succeeded byYuan Shiqian

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