Chinese Communist Party war-wolf diplomat – Ambassador to the UK Liu Xiaoming has confirmed his imminent departure to return to China
Liu Xiaoming, the Chinese Communist Party’s war-wolf diplomat and ambassador to the United Kingdom, has confirmed his imminent departure to his Home country. Liu Xiaoming has broken many scandals since he became ambassador to the UK, but the most controversial one is that he was revealed to have liked an erotic video last year, and was therefore jokingly called by netizens that the War Wolf had turned into a sex wolf. Under the microblogging related news, some Chinese netizens left messages teasing: “The one who liked the small video? People who live in Dongjiaominxiang Alley, please do not dry your stockings on the balcony in the near future, so as not to stimulate Xiaoming.”
Comprehensive a number of media news, January 20, Liu Xiaoming in the British China Trade Association’s farewell symposium, said, in the departure to return to China, is pleased to have the opportunity to video with the British business community to catch up on the friendship, talk about development. It confirmed his imminent departure for his home country.
In recent years, Beijing has pursued a tough foreign policy at the highest level, known for its strong counter-attacks and even provocative diplomatic rhetoric, with the outside world frequently accusing the Chinese Communist Party of engaging in “war-wolf diplomacy. The Chinese ambassador to the UK, Liu Xiaoming, Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian and Hua Chunying are all considered to be war wolves among Chinese diplomats.
Since becoming ambassador to the UK, Liu has made frequent television appearances to attack Chinese dissidents and counter criticism of China’s crackdown on democracy advocates in Hong Kong and the mass detention of Uighurs in the Xinjiang region. It has also repeatedly turned black and white on programs such as the BBC, such as claiming that the Sino-British Joint Declaration has expired and is invalid.
In addition to this, Liu has also been exposed for the scandal of liking erotic videos. On September 9 last year, Liu Xiaoming’s official Twitter account @AmbLiuXiaoMing liked a pornographic video, and screenshots of Liu Xiaoming’s tweets about liking the pornographic video were then widely circulated on the Internet.
Luke de Pulford, a member of the British Conservative Human Rights Committee, retweeted the post and wrote: “Warning: do not read this while you are eating.” He also mocked Liu in passing, and the post received more than 4,000 likes in two hours. Harry Cole, a political editor for the British media, tweeted to question Liu’s character.
Although the Chinese Embassy in Britain immediately issued a statement, saying that it was maliciously attacked by “anti-Chinese elements” Hackers and asked Twitter to investigate the matter, the Chinese embassy in Britain has not updated any progress of the case since then. Some netizens also reported that Twitter insiders pointed out that Liu Xiaoming’s Twitter account was normal, and that it was judged to be operated by himself or someone close to him. Although the news has not been confirmed, Twitter has not responded to Liu’s request for investigation.
Chinese Diplomats Caught in Frequent Scandals
In fact, this is not the first Time a Chinese Communist Party diplomat has sparked a hot debate over the content of his tweets, nor is it the first diplomat to be found to be following pornographic content.
In February 2020, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying “flipped the wall” and registered a Twitter account to post a tweet that she was found to have liked, calling for “Xi Jinping, please step down and thank the people of the world for their sins! The tweet was liked.
In the same month, Zhao Lijian, the recently appointed spokesman for the Chinese Foreign Ministry, was also rumored to have followed former AV actress Aoi Air on his Twitter account. After the incident came to light, Zhao withdrew the followers. However, the incident still sparked heated debate among netizens.
On September 13, Chinese Ambassador to the UK Liu Xiaoming retweeted a message from Xinhua News Agency, but underneath the tweet, many people sarcastically tweeted that Liu had liked a pornographic film, and one user with an avatar that read “CCP VIRUS” left a message in English saying, “This is the Wuhan virus! Boldly admit what the CCP has done to the world!” be hold n admit what the CCP has done to the world! And Liu Xiaoming actually liked this message.
The news of Liu’s imminent departure to his home country also immediately triggered Chinese netizens to flirt with.
“The one who liked the small video?”
“People who live in Dongjiaominxiang Lane should not dry their stockings on the balcony in the near future, so as not to irritate Xiaoming.”
“Seen his interview with the host on British television, people ask A he answered B, it’s really embarrassing to watch!”
“Generally speaking, in power for several years, in the Sino-British relations to do how, their own hearts have a number of it.”
“Black silk welcome, and then will slut wife have to go over the wall.”
“Back can not get on Twitter, can not watch a small video, Ambassador Liu is not very difficult?”
“Zhao House network is not the same.”
“No insider, come to some of the ambassador like black silk.”
“I just want to ask why the ambassador to Britain can go back? International Students can not go back?”
There are also netizens said, “During his reign the relationship between the Chinese Communist Party and several countries in the Commonwealth fell to the lowest in history after the establishment of diplomatic relations, watched an interview video, the host asked the East he answered the West, and then the country is a hoot. This is indeed what the country needs, do not have to be much good at communication, as long as the performance of absolute ‘love the party’, is a good diplomat.”
Public information shows that Liu, 65, began his career in 2001 as the CCP ambassador to Egypt, became deputy secretary-general and assistant governor of the Gansu provincial government in 2004, deputy director of the Office of the Central Leading Group for Foreign Affairs in 2005, and succeeded Wu Donghe as CCP ambassador to North Korea in 2006 until 2010. In 2010, she succeeded Fu Ying as the CCP ambassador to the UK.
The South China Morning Post reported on Dec. 26 last year that Vice Foreign Minister Zheng Zeguang would take over the post after Liu Xiaoming’s departure.
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