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In 1949, when the founding of New China had just been proclaimed, the situation at home and abroad was turbulent, and in order to defend the motherland, domestic soldiers and soldiers fought on the front line and laid down the rivers and mountains of New China. Among them, Geng Biao is the deputy commander of the 19th Corps, a strong military cadre who has experienced many hardships and fought together. But fate painted a new trajectory for him, stepping out of the battlefield and into the stage of diplomacy.
A central decree, a turning point in fate, brought Geng Biao to a diplomatic post, a change that was quite sudden for him, after all, he had been living in a military camp and had no experience in diplomacy. However, as a party member, he understood the importance of obedience to the organization. Soon after, he embarked on a new journey with his reluctance for the motherland.
The founding of New China attracted congratulatory messages from all over the world, marking the beginning of the international community's recognition of New China's legal status. With the mutual recognition between countries, diplomatic work has also been carried out, and a large number of diplomatic cadres are urgently needed. The central authorities decided to transfer cadres from the military who were suitable for diplomatic work, and Geng Biao was one of them. He embarked on a new diplomatic career, representing New China on the international stage.
Geng Biao, who first arrived at his diplomatic post, wanted to serve as ambassador to Sweden. Although he studied briefly, he faced great challenges. However, with his wits and perseverance, he quickly adapted to the rhythm of diplomatic work. He has performed well in his work and has also made positive contributions to the development of Sino-Swiss relations.
Six years later, he took a new step in his diplomatic career with his appointment as ambassador to Pakistan. His work in Pakistan has not only promoted friendly cooperation between the two countries, but also continuously promoted the development of bilateral relations. In the field of diplomacy, Geng Biao has performed well and is highly trusted by the central authorities.
However, time passed quickly, and more than eight years of diplomatic work made Geng Biao think that he wanted to return to the military he was familiar with. He had expressed this desire in a telegram to return to the front line of the army. However, this decision attracted the attention of the leadership, and Premier Zhou Enlai himself called back to disagree. Geng Biao's outstanding performance made the central government value his role in the diplomatic field, and he was asked to remain in the diplomatic service, which is a mission with important international influence.
As diplomatic work progressed, Geng Biao was transferred back to Beijing and appointed vice minister of foreign affairs in 1962. He made outstanding contributions to the work of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and constantly consolidated New China's position in the international community.
In 1963, he was sent by Premier Zhou and Chairman Mao to serve as ambassador to Burma. Based on his excellent military background and familiarity with China-Myanmar border affairs, he was seen as a suitable candidate. His work has been highly praised and has contributed to the improvement and deepening of China-Myanmar relations.
However, in 1971, Geng Biao was transferred back to the army as secretary general of the Central Military Commission and then transferred to defense minister. It was the end of his diplomatic career, but it was also a new beginning for his military career. The new mission requires him to continue to contribute to the security and defense of the country.
After years of military work, his experience and leadership in the field of defense gradually emerged. He rose through the ranks, eventually becoming Deputy Prime Minister and in charge of the Foreign Service. His career flourished and he became a highly respected and important figure in international affairs.
Geng Biao's life experience is full of legends, and his life has made outstanding contributions to the diplomatic and national defense of New China. His tenacity and wisdom, as well as his selfless dedication to his country, will forever inspire future generations.
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