How to become a diplomat? What do diplomats need to do?

There is nothing to endure hardships or hardships, but perseverance is required. First of all, since you want to be a diplomat, you must have very good English, this is the main premise, what you have to do now is to study hard, especially English, and then go to a national language school such as a second foreign language, which is a place for diplomats. From now on, read newspapers and news broadcasts every day to broaden your horizons and exercise your international thinking, which is a necessary quality for a diplomat.

In addition, your organizational skills are also very important, usually participate in more class activities and lead more classmates, which is also a skill that you must practice more from an early age. Otherwise, it's too early to tell you, after all, you are still young, if you really have the heart to do this, try hard, don't give up halfway, I believe that one day, your dream will come true!

First of all, it is better to have military life experience, first after a few years of military training, and then your own foreign language level. But it's hard for me to imagine why I changed my mind when I chose to major in engineering. In any field, as long as you work hard, you can discover your own potential, and your interest is cultivated slowly.

If you feel that you are not a diplomat to realize your own value...As long as you are really that piece of material, such as excellent military literacy (dealing with emergencies that arise at any time), strong will. Having the feelings of the world in mind A diploma is actually secondary, and what I said above is definitely not something that can be tested by a diploma, do you understand?

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None of them are useful, and no one knows the program.

First, we must be patriotic. Patriotism is not just about paying lip service, but about clearly understanding where the interests of one's own country lie.

Second, we must understand the world. Diplomacy is about dealing with the world, so it's important to understand each other's cultures, needs, and where their interests converge.

A good diplomat must not only understand the part of the world, but also have an overall understanding of the overall situation, and understand the role of a certain part in the overall situation.

Third, we must understand China. Because China is changing dramatically, the outside world understands China and does not understand it. A good diplomat should be able to explain China's affairs clearly to the outside world.

Fourth, we need to be able to communicate. In the final analysis, the duty of a diplomat is to speak China to foreigners and foreign countries to Chinese. However, China's diplomatic officials are not very likely to communicate, which is due to many reasons.

First of all, China's cultural background of focusing on "being quick to do and being quick to speak"; Second, there is not enough emphasis on exchange in education, so the study of "communication" is now being introduced into the Foreign Affairs Academy, and the knowledge of "how to deal with people in the world" is taught to future diplomats.

"Listening to all directions" is a must-have ability for diplomats. Being communicative can capture the information needed for ambassadorial work on the one hand, and on the other hand, it can also promote our country's culture and political policies through unofficial channels.

There are usually two categories of foreign affairs handlers:

The domestic ***, such as the various ** below the length of the country, is in charge of various affairs in a country's foreign relations. The country's diplomatic personnel stationed in foreign countries, such as ambassadors, ministers, chargé d'affaires, counsellors, secretaries, military attachés, commercial representatives, etc., are well-known. Sometimes diplomats refer solely to the latter.

Diplomats enjoy diplomatic privileges and privileges in the host country. A diplomat is a person who engages in foreign affairs for a country.

The specific classifications are:

Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary: The highest-ranking diplomatic representative. Originally, it was a plenipotentiary sent by the monarch of one country to the monarch of another country in a monarchy, representing the monarch himself externally and enjoying great decision-making power. Later, he became the highest diplomatic representative between heads of state.

See Ambassador: Minister Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Diplomatic agents of lower rank than Ambassador. A diplomatic representation of a large country to a small country. After the Second World War, in accordance with the principle that all countries, large and small, are equal, countries began to send ambassadors to all countries with diplomatic relations.

Chargé d'affaires: The lowest-ranking diplomatic representative at the Vienna Conference. It is equivalent to an envoy sent by a country to another foreign minister to celebrate socks.

Military Attaché: A diplomat who represents the armed forces of the country and liaises with the armed forces of the host country.

Minister: The first rank in the embassy, which is distinguished from the Minister Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary who serves as the head of a diplomatic mission.

Counsellors and Commissioners: Professional diplomats who maintain contact and make representations with the relevant authorities of the host country.