Wang Ze (diplomat)

Wang Ze (Chinese: 王泽; pinyin: Wáng Zé; 1918–?) was a Chinese diplomat and politician.

Career

Wang joined the Chinese Communist Party in 1938 and held a number of important party positions during the Second Sino–Japanese War and the Chinese Civil War.

Starting in June 1955, he served as Consul-General in Lashio (Burma). In 1969, he succeeded Yang Gongsu [pl; zh] as ambassador to Nepal, being succeeded in 1972 by Cao Chi [zh]. In 1972, he served as his country's first ambassador to Mauritius.^[1] In 1977, he served as the ambassador to Peru,^[2] becoming the country's second ambassador. In 1981, he served as ambassador to Mexico.^[3]

Preceded by Cao Keqiang	Chinese Ambassador to Sweden February 1983–September 1984	Succeeded by Wu Jiagan [sv]
Preceded by Liu Pu [zh]	Chinese Ambassador to Mexico July 1981–April 1983	Succeeded by Li Chao [nl]
Preceded by Jiao Ruoyu	Chinese Ambassador to Peru May 1977–May 1981	Succeeded by Xu Huang
Preceded by Position established	Chinese Ambassador to Mauritius September 1972–January 1977	Succeeded by Wang Ruojie [zh]
Preceded by Yang Gongsu [pl; zh]	Chinese Ambassador to Nepal July 1969–August 1972	Succeeded by Cao Chi [zh]
Preceded by Guo Jing	Chinese Ambassador to East Pakistan [zh; pl] November 1965–1967	Succeeded by Zhang Ying
Preceded by Position established	Consul-General of China in Lashio June 1955–July 1961	Succeeded by Yuan Shiqian

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