page_title: List of Beijing International Studies University people
section_title: Politics and foreign affairs
hierarchical_section_title: List of Beijing International Studies University people / Notable alumni / Politics and foreign affairs
caption_attribution_description: English: Wu Sike at Beijing International Studies University, 2011
context_page_description: This is a list of notable alumni, faculty and staff associated with Beijing International Studies University, or with its predecessor, the subsidiary foreign languages institute of Xinhua News Agency. Individuals are sorted by category and alphabetised within each category.
context_section_description: Chen Jian, BA 1973, Spanish Studies — Vice Minister of Commerce of PRC
  Fan Xiaoli, BA 1979, Japanese Studies — head of the United Front Work Department of the CPC Guangxi Committee
  Gao Hucheng, BA 1972, French Studies — incumbent Chinese Minister of Commerce
  Li Jianhua, BA 1965, Arabic Studies — Counsellor of Chinese Embassies in Syria and Egypt; officer at the Department of Asian and African Affairs and the Bureau for Chinese Diplomatic Missions Abroad, Ministry of Foreign Affairs
  Liu Chunxian, BA 1965, Japanese Studies — Major General of the People's Liberation Army
  Liu Hongcai, BA 1972, Japanese Studies — incumbent Chinese Ambassador to North Korea; former Vice Minister of the International Department (IDCPC)
  Liu Zhentang, BA 1965, Arabic Studies — former Chinese Ambassador to Lebanon and Iran
  Qiu Xuejun, BA 1985, English Studies — Deputy Director-General of the Department of Consular Affairs, Ministry of Foreign Affairs; former Consul General of the Chinese Embassy in the United States
  Wang Yi, BA 1977, Japanese Studies — incumbent Chinese Foreign Minister
  Wu Sike, BA 1965, Arabic Studies — incumbent Special Envoy to the Middle East; former Chinese Ambassador to Saudi Arabia and Egypt
  Yang Chengxu, Nd 1962, training program — former Chinese Ambassador to Austria; former Chair of PECC China and CIIS President
  Yu Hailin, BA 1994, Arabic Studies — officer of the International Department; titled China's Youth Excellence for Foreign Affairs in 2005, Beijing 2008 Olympic torch-bearer
caption: Wu Sike
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