Permanent Representative of China to the United Nations

Permanent Representative and Ambassador of China to the United Nations
Chinese: 中国常驻联合国代表

Incumbent
Liu Jieyi
since 23 August 2013
Appointer the President, according to the decision of the National People's Congress
Inaugural holder Quo Tai-chi (ROC)
Huang Hua (PRC)
Formation 1946
Website Permanent Representative and Ambassador

This is a list of Permanent Representatives (or ambassadors) of the Republic of China and the People's Republic of China to the United Nations. The current office holder is Liu Jieyi, taking office in 2013. Both governments insist on being the sole legitimate representative of all of China, for details of their UN membership, see China and the United Nations.

1946–1971

Representing the Republic of China
№ China Ambassador to UN Years served UN Secretary-General President of China
1 Quo Tai-chi (Guo Taiqi)
郭泰祺 		1946–1947 Gladwyn Jebb Chiang Kai-shek
Trygve Lie
2 Tsiang Tingfu (Jiang Tingfu)
蔣廷黻 		1947–1962
Dag Hammarskjöld
U Thant
3 Liu Chieh (Liu Kai)
劉鍇 		1962–1971

1971–present

Representing the People's Republic of China
№ China Ambassador to UN Years served UN Secretary-General President of China
1 Huang Hua
黄华 		1971–1977 U Thant vacant
Kurt Waldheim
2 Chen Chu
陈楚 		1977–1980 abolished
Javier Pérez de Cuéllar
3 Ling Qing
凌青 		1980–1985 abolished
4 Li Luye
李鹿野 		1985–1990 Li Xiannian
5 Li Daoyu
李道豫 		1990–1993 Yang Shangkun
Boutros Boutros-Ghali
6 Li Zhaoxing
李肇星 		1993–1995 Jiang Zemin
7 Qin Huasun
秦华孙 		1995–2000
Kofi Annan
8 Wang Yingfan
王英凡 		2000–2003
9 Wang Guangya
王光亚 		2003–2008 Hu Jintao
Ban Ki-moon
10 Zhang Yesui
张业遂 		2008–2010
11 Li Baodong
李保东 		2010–2013
12 Liu Jieyi
刘结一 		2013–present Xi Jinping

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