Liu Xiaoming

@AmbLiuXiaoMing

Chinese Ambassador to the UK

49/51 Portland Place, London
chinese-embassy.org.uk/eng/
Joined October 2019
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    Jun 12

    “Hong Kong people will run their own affairs and… they are entitled to implement their social system different from the mainland, but it has nothing to do with the British government.” - Chinese Ambassador to the UK, Liu Xiaoming  |

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    Jun 12

    Mark: What effect do you think it has on the people of Hong Kong when they see the treatment of Uighurs…in re-education camps? Ambassador Liu Xiaoming: They are education centres… It’s to help the people who have been brainwashed by extremists to return to society.

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    Jun 12

    “Will the UK remain open? Will the UK still be business friendly to Chinese companies?” Chinese Ambassador to the UK Liu Xiaoming says it “will send a very bad message” to Chinese businesses if Britain decides not to use Huawei to build its 5G network.

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    Jul 4

    Jeremy Hunt has warned China not to "repress" violent protesters in Hong Kong. Last month, the Chinese Ambassador to the UK, Liu Xiaoming, told China was upholding the "one country, two systems" principle WATCH:

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    Oct 4

    “The situation (in Hong Kong) is still under control,” says Liu Xiaoming, Chinese Ambassador to the UK. He says that Beijing has full confidence in Carrie Lam, adding “The reason why police shot is because their lives were in serious threat”

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    Oct 4

    “The purpose of this face (mask) ban is to stop the violence, to restore order and to deter further violence.” Liu Xiaoming, the Chinese Ambassador to the UK, says “it’s to early to tell the result” of the face mask ban in as it’s been “just a few hours"

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    Oct 4

    Kirsty: “They (Hong Kong-ers) look at the way you are dealing with Uighurs on the mainland and they think this is what lies ahead for them” Ambassador Liu Xiaoming: “This is a made up story by your media. What you are talking about are training and education centres"

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    Oct 10

    How will the violence in Hong Kong reflect on China's reputation internationally? ’s Stephen Cole spoke to Liu Xiaoming, Chinese Ambassador to the UK. Watch the full interview this Saturday at 16.30 GMT on CGTN's The Agenda with Stephen Cole

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  9. 15 hours ago

    Glad to meet Trade Secretary and accompany her on a tour at exhibition. Pleasure to hear success story of Aston Martin in China and Chinese sorghum liquor Fenjiu in UK. Huge opportunities for China-UK cooperation.

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  10. 16 hours ago

    Gave speech at opening of first ever held in UK. Over 3,000 Chinese and UK entrepreneurs gathered in London to break new ground by seizing opportunities of their extensive network, new round of reform and opening up in China, and .

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    Oct 22

    “I hope this spirit will encourage us to work more closely and harmoniously to make the world better, safer and a more prosperous place for future generations.” – The Duke of York at the WCEC Opening Ceremony.

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    Oct 22

    “The WCEC has come here to call a new generation of entrepreneurs to action. Action based on the spirit of cooperation, openness and innovation.”

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    Oct 22

    Coming to Europe for the first time, the World Chinese Entrepreneurs Convention (WCEC) provides a platform for collaboration between China & the UK. The Duke of York, WCEC Patron, today opened the Showcase Exhibition, which will feature Pitches from Entrepreneurs

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    Oct 22

    HRH is committed to enhancing the collaboration between the UK and China, and has hosted Events in China, giving Chinese Entrepreneurs to opportunity to join the Pitch@Palace Global network, which has generated £1,119m+ economic activity & created over 6,000 jobs.

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  15. Oct 21

    "Weaving Dreams and Spinning Wonders" staged magnificent showcase of traditional crafts meeting modern fashion at ExCel London. Success story of Chinese enterprises saving ethnic tradition, working on poverty reduction and promoting China-UK exchanges.

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  16. Oct 21

    Sunday Telegraph carried letter: Impartial, fair and objective reporting is badly needed. British people deserve whole truth about who is destroying prosperity and stability. Extreme radicals and violent perpetrators should be brought to justice.

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  17. Oct 21

    Congratulations on ! Sincerely hope business communities of China and the UK could work together for closer partnership and for win-win cooperation with Chinese Entrepreneurs the world over.

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  18. Oct 20

    "Grey hair is a crown of splendour". My wife Hu Pinghua hosted a Chinese cultural event for Silver Sunday. Both China and UK pay great attention to the and have taken measures to address their need to ensure they have a happy life.

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  19. Oct 20

    Good talks with Gareth Neame OBE about . Look forward to more wonderful movies such as Downton Abbey.

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  20. Oct 19

    Congratulations to Mr. Bao Yongqing, the first Chinese to win the grand title of . Sincerely hope we join hands to protect wildlife and nature.

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