Liu Shixun

Liu Shixun

Liu Shixun, born in 1869, was a snake and died in 1929. He was a diplomat in the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China. Zheng Sheng (Zheng Sheng) was born in Xiasha, Nanhui, Jiangsu Province.

In his early years, he studied French in Beijing Tongwen library. Later, he went to France to study in Paris University. He has worked as a translator and counsellor in embassies in France, Russia and Germany. After the Boxer Movement, Sasuke Li Hongzhang negotiated with the foreign powers. In September 1905, he was appointed as the Minister of France and Spain. In 1911, he was removed from the post of minister of Spain and changed to minister of Brazil. After the founding of the Republic of China, he served as the Vice Minister of foreign affairs for three times. In January 1913, he served as the Vice Minister of foreign affairs of Beijing government, resigned in August, and became the minister plenipotentiary of Brazil and Peru in December. In December 1916, he returned to China and became the second minister of foreign affairs. In 1918, he served as adviser to the grand presidential palace and member of the Foreign Affairs Committee. In September 1920, he served as vice minister of the Ministry of foreign affairs and President of famine relief society of the Ministry of foreign affairs. At the same time, from June 1920 to July 1921, he was the president of Tangshan Polytechnic School (Tangshan Jiaotong University, now Southwest Jiaotong University). In 1922, he served as vice president of the treaty Research Committee and director of the Washington Conference preparatory office. He was vice president of the Foreign Affairs Commission in 1923. He is the author of a brief survey of French politics and religion, a new edition of Taixi etiquette and customs, etc.

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