Zhao Lijian, one of China’s most active diplomats on an overseas social media service, has announced on Twitter that he is leaving his posting in Pakistan, which he describes as a “second home”. Photo: Weibo
Zhao Lijian, one of China’s most active diplomats on an overseas social media service, has announced on Twitter that he is leaving his posting in Pakistan, which he describes as a “second home”. Photo: Weibo
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China /  Diplomacy

Tweet goodbyes from Pakistan to outspoken China diplomat Zhao Lijian

  • Beijing’s deputy chief of mission in Islamabad announces his departure on Twitter
  • He is best known for a war of words on the service with former US national security adviser Susan Rice

Linda Lew
Linda Lew

Updated: 10:39pm, 2 Aug, 2019

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Zhao Lijian, one of China’s most active diplomats on an overseas social media service, has announced on Twitter that he is leaving his posting in Pakistan, which he describes as a “second home”. Photo: Weibo
Zhao Lijian, one of China’s most active diplomats on an overseas social media service, has announced on Twitter that he is leaving his posting in Pakistan, which he describes as a “second home”. Photo: Weibo
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