Who did China send to the funeral of the Queen of England?

At the invitation of Britain and the royal family, China sent a vice president.

Attend the funeral of Elizabeth II.

Male, Han nationality, born in July 1948, from Tianzhen, Shanxi, started working in January 1969, joined the Communist Party of China in February 1983, Northwest University.

Graduated from the Department of History, majoring in history, with a university degree in ordinary class, he is a senior economist.

He is currently the Vice President of the People's Republic of China and the Honorary President of the Red Cross Society of China.

At the invitation of the United Kingdom, the Vice President of the People's Republic of China will attend the Queen's funeral at Westminster Abbey in London on September 19.

According to the Chinese *****, the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II was attended by a delegation mainly from the vice president of China.

China mainly attended the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II, which was attended by a delegation dominated by the vice chairman of China.

Leaders from all countries participated. China sent *** to the funeral of the Queen of England.

According to the Chinese *****, the delegation led by the vice chairman went to attend the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II.

China sent its vice president to attend Elizabeth II's funeral.

Special Representative *** went to the United Kingdom to attend the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II.

The Chinese side has proposed to send a high-level delegation to attend, and the standard must be high enough.

Because some British parliamentarians obstructed normal exchanges between China and Britain with despicable and cowardly acts for the sake of their personal political interests, this incident has also been confirmed by the Chinese Embassy in the UK. At a recent press conference, the spokesman of the Chinese embassy responded to this matter.

My spokesman said that the British Parliament's actions reflect the narrow-mindedness of the British side, that China's sanctions against certain British parliamentarians are reasonable and legitimate, and that China is absolutely unambiguous on issues involving its core interests, and will not tolerate them and will resolutely resist them. It would be completely wrong for Britain to retaliate in this way, in disregard of international etiquette. China advises certain people in the British Parliament to put away this set of perverse political tricks, otherwise the stones they lift will only hit themselves in the foot.

China's spokesperson Mao Ning also stated that the Chinese delegation was invited to attend the state funeral of the Queen of England, which is an important importance to the United Kingdom, and also an expression of respect for the Queen of England, and the British side should uphold correct diplomatic etiquette and grasp the way of hospitality.

The reason why the UK refused to allow China to attend the Queen's funeral was because China sanctioned seven British MPs in March this year (2022). For the sake of their own political interests, a few British parliamentarians have obstructed normal exchanges between China and Britain with such despicable and cowardly acts, which is detrimental to the interests of the two countries.

Britain did not refuse China to attend the Queen's funeral. It's just that China is refusing to pay homage to the queen's remains. According to foreign media reports, the Chinese delegation invited to the Queen's funeral was refused by the British side and was not allowed to enter the Palace of Westminster to see the Queen's remains.

The Chinese delegation was invited by the British side, and the Chinese side went to the funeral out of basic diplomatic etiquette and the demeanor of a great power.

Diplomacy is no trivial matter, details are very important, and some seemingly casual details sometimes reveal very meaningful signals.

In my personal opinion, there are at least three very unusual details about the funeral of the Queen of England, which has attracted worldwide attention, and the funeral diplomacy related to China and the United Kingdom.

Detail one, enter the Parliament building.

In fact, many friends have noticed that some British people have been politically manipulated in advance, and have even made statements that they want to refuse the Chinese delegation to enter the parliament building to pay respects to the Queen.

I thought it was strange at the time, after all, this was a British state funeral, and foreign delegations were all invited by the British government to attend, and on such a solemn occasion, did the British people not have any diplomatic etiquette and hospitality?

The result? I'm sure you've seen it too.

Xinhua News Agency reported that there was such a sentence: On the afternoon of the 18th local time, *** went to the British Parliament Building to attend the farewell ceremony of the queen's body.

CCTV news footage also showed that Comrade Wang, dressed in black, was in the parliament building, viewing the coffin of the late queen. The scene was quite solemn.

The so-called refusal to enter, purely an extraneous branch of some people, the UK still has etiquette.

Detail 2, go by car alone.

I believe many friends also know this, after all, it is the state funeral of the United Kingdom, many leaders of the United States are present, the British specially prepared a bus, and the leaders of various countries arrive at the designated meeting place, and "carpool" to the scene.

Of course, there are exceptions.

For example, Biden in the United States took a Cadillac bulletproof car dedicated to the United States.

According to the report, the United Kingdom said that in some cases, the arrangements for "banning private cars" are actually only "instructive" and that "arrangements for national leaders, including how they travel, will vary according to individual circumstances".

According to relevant sources, under the arrangement of the British side, Comrade Wang went to attend the funeral this time and also took a car alone.

1. In fact, many people get it wrong. It was the British Parliament that rejected us, and it was the United Kingdom that invited us.

2 The parliament has no executive power, but it supervises the conduct of **. However, ** is specifically involved in the governance of the country. We all know that the British parliament likes to find trouble, even for the British **, it also likes to find thorns.

Because it is necessary to make some trouble for the other side, so that some stumbling blocks are in line with the characteristics of the two parties.

The Chinese delegation was invited to attend the Queen's funeral, but surprisingly, the Chinese delegation was treated unreasonably by the British Parliament when attending the funeral, and the Queen's coffin was parked in the Houses of Parliament, and the British House of Commons refused to allow the Chinese delegation to mourn the Queen, because China had previously imposed sanctions on seven British parliamentarians.

As a matter of fact, only a few anti-China members of the British Parliament are taking the opportunity to hype up the situation and clamoring for a ban on the Chinese delegation from entering the British Parliament building to offer condolences. They did this to embarrass China, and their motives for doing so were despicable, but in the end they didn't succeed.

When the Queen of England was funeral, there was a parliament chamber and the Chinese delegates were refused entry, is this pattern a bit low? Although we have sanctioned British parliamentarians before, this is a funeral after all, which is a kind of red and white celebration, and there is a saying in China that the dead are greater. You watch the usual movies, people who hate people deeply, attend funerals,

As the Queen of England, Elizabeth II still has a relatively high reputation and an important position in the world, so at the invitation of the United Kingdom, China sent a Chinese delegation represented by the vice chairman of the United Kingdom to attend the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II. After all, China and Britain are both big countries in the world, and the relationship between China and Britain is also a relatively important international relationship.

invited, *** spokesperson Mao Ning announced that at the invitation of the United Kingdom, the vice president of the country will attend the funeral of the Queen of England at Westminster Abbey in London on September 19.

At the invitation of the United Kingdom and the royal family, China sent its vice president to attend the funeral of Elizabeth II.

Male, Han nationality, born in July 1948, from Tianzhen, Shanxi, joined the work in January 1969, joined the Communist Party of China in February 1983, graduated from the Department of History of Northwest University, majored in history, graduated from the ordinary class of university, and is a senior economist.

He is currently the Vice President of the People's Republic of China and the Honorary President of the Red Cross Society of China.

Britain has extended an invitation to China, and China has sent representatives to attend the Queen's funeral.

Yes, China sent a delegation of the vice president of the country to attend the funeral of the Queen of England.

China participated in the funeral of the Queen of England, and the United Kingdom invited China to attend the funeral of the Queen of England.

The British ** and the British royal family, invited China** to the funeral of Elizabeth II. China sent its vice president to attend Elizabeth II's funeral.

The Queen's funeral China was invited, and China sent a delegation to the funeral, but it was unfairly opposed.

Now the United Kingdom has taken the lead in making an invitation, and China is invited to attend the Queen's funeral, which is not only a sign of respect for the Queen of England, but also a sign of China's efforts to ease the two countries.

There will be an impact. The Queen's death was the end of an era. At the beginning of the king's new administration, the contradictions between China and Britain may slowly ease.

The death of the Queen of England has no effect on China, as there will be a new Queen on the throne.

The answer is yes.

You must know that during her reign, Elizabeth II always cared about and supported the friendship between China and Britain, and was a witness and promoter of the development of Sino-British relations.

According to the invitation list, there are at least three countries that have not been invited: Russia, Belarus and Myanmar. So far, it has been confirmed that the world's dignitaries will come to London to attend the funeral:

The Joe Bidens of the United States, Alexander van der Bellen of Austria, the Prime Minister of New Zealand Jacinda Ardern, the Prime Minister of Australia Anthony Ebanes, the Lithuanian Gitanas Nauseda, the Sri Lankan Victor Misinghe, the German Frank-Walter Steinmeier, the South Korean Yoon Suk-yeol, etc., as well as several heads of state confirmed to attend the British funeral.

In addition, it is worth noting that Elizabeth II made a positive contribution to Sino-British relations, and China sent a delegation to attend the funeral, which is in line with the basic etiquette of the international diplomatic debate banquet. As it stands, about 500 heads of state and foreign dignitaries are expected to attend the funeral with silver.

Queen Elizabeth II of England has completed her life at the age of 96. With the death of this legendary figure, Western countries are immersed in grief, and it is reported that her funeral will be a state funeral

After the death of Queen Elizabeth II, China sent a message of condolence to the Queen's death, expressed condolences for the Queen's death, and sent a high-level delegation to attend the funeral of Elizabeth II at the invitation of the British and the royal family.

It belongs to the highest level in China, because many ** people are present at the funeral of the Queen of England, which is very similar to the funeral of outstanding people in China.

State funeral. A state funeral is the highest ceremony in which a state holds a funeral.

A state funeral is a funeral held in the name of the state for people who have made special contributions. A state funeral is a funeral specification that represents the high level of national reverence for the deceased. State funerals exist in many countries, such as China, Japan, the United States, South Korea, etc.

The Queen's funeral is approaching, and the Chinese side has confirmed the attendees, and the condolence delegation is of a high standard.

China's attitude towards this matter has also attracted the attention of foreign media. Recently, a reporter asked whether China would attend the Queen's funeral, and *** replied at that time, saying that it would actively consider the delegation candidates.

The Chinese side has confirmed the candidates to attend, and the condolence delegation is of a high standard.