After ten years of working, the Chinese ambassador to Russia Li Hui will step down

According to the WeChat public account of the Chinese Embassy in Russia, on July 15, Chinese ambassador to Russia Li Hui and Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov resigned.

Ambassador Li Hui thanked Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov and the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs for their support and help in the Chinese Embassy and his own work.

Li Hui said that in the past ten years since the Chinese Ambassador to Russia, China -Russia's comprehensive strategic cooperation partnership has maintained high levels of operation. The heads of state of the two countries have established close work relationships and deep personal friendship, and pragmatic cooperation in both sides has flourished.Not long ago, the heads of state of the two countries jointly announced that China -Russia's comprehensive strategic cooperation partnership has entered a new stage of development.All of this is inseparable from the strong support and help of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Mr. Foreign Minister himself.The Foreign Minister of Lavrov highly commented on the outstanding work of Ambassador Li during his ten -year term and the positive efforts and important contributions to promoting the development of Russian -China relations.Lavrov said that the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and him will continue to work with Chinese colleagues to promote the development of Russia -China comprehensive strategic cooperation partnerships and deepen the traditional friendship of the Russian -Chinese people.The two sides also exchanged opinions on bilateral relations and international issues. Li Hui was born in February 1953. He has been a full -power ambassador for the Chinese Federal Federation in Russia for ten years.According to public resumes, Li Hui has more than 40 years of work experience in the diplomatic work front, and is mostly related to Russia and the former Soviet countries.process.

According to CCTV, Li Hui recalled his diplomatic career that the starting point was two Russian shouts.In 1971, the Beijing Foreign Language Institute went to my hometown of Heilongjiang to recruit students. The two teachers asked me what foreign languages knew. I said that I did n’t understand any foreign language. I only shouted in two sentences.One sentence is lsquo; without killing rsquo; one is lsquo; put down the weapon rsquo;It was the two Russian shouts that were put down their weapons during the period of the Sino -Soviet confrontation and did not kill the guns, so that Li Hui entered the Russian Department of the Beijing Foreign Language Institute.

After graduating in 1975, he entered the Ministry of Foreign Affairs at the age of 22 and worked in the former Eastern Division of the Soviet Union and the Embassy in the Socialist Republic of the Soviet Union.In 1991, he served as a secret in the Federal Embassy in Russia, and the following year, he served as a secret and counselor in the Embassy in the Republic of Kazakhstan.Two years later, he returned to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to serve as Counselor and Deputy Director of Eastern Europe. Two years later, he came to Kazakhstan again in 1997 to serve as an ambassador for Rente.In 1999, Li Hui returned to work in China for ten years.He has successively served as the director of the Central Asian Department of Eastern Europe and the assistant minister of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. In 2008, he was promoted to the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs and was promoted to the deputy ministry level.Political affairs noticed that during Li Hui's term, China -Russia relations have increased many times.In June 2011, the heads of state of China and Russia jointly announced that they are committed to developing equal trust, mutual support, common prosperity, and generation of friendly cooperation partnerships.In March 2013, the President of the State ... Visit Russia, the heads of state of China and Russia jointly signed a joint statement on China and Russia on win -win cooperation and deepening comprehensive strategic collaboration partnerships; in July 2017, the heads of state of China and Russia signedThe People's Republic of China and the Russian Federation on further deepening the comprehensive strategic collaboration partnership.In June this year, the heads of state of China and Russia decided to raise the relationship between the two countries into a new era of comprehensive strategic cooperation partnership in the new era.

On February 7 this year, on the third day of the first month of the Chinese lunar calendar, Li Hui and his wife Shi Xiaoling also invited Russian Prime Minister Medvedev to visit the Chinese Embassy in Russia to celebrate the 2019 Chinese Lunar New Year.

Medvedev said that the Spring Festival is the most important festival in China, and the world is happy about the arrival of this festival.Take this opportunity, ask Ambassador Li Hui to convey me ... Chairman and Premier Li Keqiang's most sincere holiday congratulations, and wish the Chinese people a happy Spring Festival.

On May 23 this year, Russian President Putin awarded the Medal of Friendship to Li Hui.

The President's Order pointed out that to recognize Li Hui's achievements in strengthening the friendship and cooperation between the two peoples, as well as a effective work carried out in order to draw closer and enrich the culture of the two countries, he was awarded the Medal of Friendship.Li Hui gave a speech that I was honored to get the Medal of Friendship.I would like to thank President Putin and ... Chairman that they led China -Russia's comprehensive strategic cooperation partnership to continue to develop, which guided us to guide the direction of cooperation between the two countries.I also want to thank the Russian Presidential Office, the Federal Government, the Federal Committee, the National Duma, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and various departments.duty of.This precious medal is not only the honor given to me by President Putin, but also reflects the friendship of the Russian people to the Chinese people.

During his ten years in the Ambassador to Russia, Li Hui also received three honorary doctorate degrees.In February, 2013, 2013, and October 2018, the Far East Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences, the Moscow National University of Languages, and the Russian Institute of Foreign Affairs were awarded Li Hui's honorary doctorate.

Li Hui resume from 1975 to 1981, a member of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Eastern European Secretary; from 1981 to 1985, the Embassy in the Socialist Republic of the Soviet Union of the Soviet Union Embassy, Three Secrets, and Second Secrets; 1985-1990, the Secretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Eastern Europe.Deputy Director, One Secret; 1990-1991 A Secret of the Embassy in the Socialist Republic of the Soviet Union; a secret from the Embassy of the Federal Embassy in Russia from 1991 to 1992; 1992-1995 The Secrets of the Embassy in the Republic of Kazakhstan,Counselor; 1995-1997 Counselor and Deputy Director of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Eastern Europe; from 1997 to 1999, the Ambassador of the Republic of Kazakhstan; from 1999 to 2003, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Eastern European Central Asia Secretary; 2003 -2003-008Assistant Minister of Foreign Affairs; Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs from 2008-2009; August 2009 -Ambassador to Federal Federation in Russia.Representative of the Twelfth National People's Congress.Dr. Far East Institute of Russian Academy of Sciences and National University of Moscow National Language University.Vice President of the 6th National Philatelic Federation of China.Married, there is a woman.