| Post: | Chinese Ambassador to Germany |
| Incumbent: | Shi Mingde |
| Incumbentsince: | 1 August 2012 |
The Chinese Ambassador to Germany is the official representative of the People's Republic of China to the Federal Republic of Germany.
| Diplomatic agrément/Diplomatic accreditation | Ambassador | Chinese language | Observations | Premier of the People's Republic of China | Chancellor of Germany | Term end | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 刘锡鸿 | Cixi | William I, German Emperor | |||||
| Li Fengbao | Cixi | William I, German Emperor | |||||
| Xu Jingcheng | Cixi | William I, German Emperor | |||||
| Hong Jun | Cixi | William I, German Emperor | |||||
| Xu Jingcheng | Cixi | Wilhelm II, German Emperor | |||||
| Huang Zunxian | has not been accredited | Cixi | Wilhelm II, German Emperor | ||||
| Cixi | Wilhelm II, German Emperor | ||||||
| Yinchang | Cixi | Wilhelm II, German Emperor | |||||
| Cixi | Wilhelm II, German Emperor | ||||||
| Zeng Guangquan | has not been accredited | Cixi | Wilhelm II, German Emperor | ||||
| Sun Baoqi | Cixi | Wilhelm II, German Emperor | |||||
| Yinchang | Pu Yi | Wilhelm II, German Emperor | |||||
| Liang Cheng | Pu Yi | Wilhelm II, German Emperor | |||||
| Yan Huiqing | As a result of Sino-German diplomatic relations, July 1, 1917 withdrawal | Xiong Xiling | Wilhelm II, German Emperor | ||||
| Suspension of diplomatic relations Protecting power Denmark[1] | Duan Qirui | Wilhelm II, German Emperor | |||||
| Wei Chenzu | November 25, 1925 sent to supervise the national railway preparations | Yan Huiqing | Constantin Fehrenbach | ||||
| Huang Fu | Due to July 7, 1927, the mayor of Shanghai may not be appointed. has not been accredited | Du Xigui | Wilhelm Marx | ||||
| Jiang Zuobin | Concurrently in Austria | Tan Yankai | Hermann Müller (politician) | ||||
| Liu Wendao | Concurrently in Austria | Chiang Kai-shek | Heinrich Brüning | ||||
| Liu Chongjie | Concurrently in Austria | Wang Jingwei | Adolf Hitler | ||||
| Liu Chongjie | On May 18, 1935, the German embassy was upgraded to an embassy | Chiang Kai-shek | Adolf Hitler | ||||
| Cheng Tien-fong | Chiang Kai-shek | Adolf Hitler | |||||
| Chen Jie | July 1, 1941 Germany recognized Wang Jingwei regime. | H. H. Kung | Adolf Hitler | ||||
| Li Shengwu | 李圣五 | (*1892) has not been accredited | Wang Jingwei | Adolf Hitler | |||
| Li Fang (diplomat) of the Reorganized National Government of the Republic of China) | Nanking Appoints Minister Li Fang, Commercial Attache to Berlin. Although it had originally been planned for Mr. Li Sheng-wu, Nanking's newly appointed Ambassador to Germany, to sail for Lisabon aboard the Asama Maru, his position as Chief of the Education Department made his immediate departure impossible.[2] | Wang Jingwei | Adolf Hitler | ||||
| Lu Yiwen | Lue-I-Wen, Lu-I-Wen, Lu I-Wen, Lü-I-Wen und Lü I-Wen, Manchukuo Minister to the German Empire, In 1938, Germany recognized Manchukuo, Lu Yewen was appointed Minister of Manchuria in Germany, and the Registrar Wang Ti Fu (born in 1911 - 2001 death) and others went to Germany to take office. In May 1939, at the request of the German Ministry of Foreign Affairs, he began to issue a visa for the Jews. In September 1939, he was hinted by the German Ministry of Foreign Affairs, asking him not to continue to issue a visa, but he continued to acquiesce in the payment of his visa until May 1940. They have issued a total of 12,000 visas to the Jews, saving the lives of these people. | Zhang Jinghui | Adolf Hitler | ||||
| Wang Yutian | Zhou Enlai | Willy Brandt | |||||
| Wang shu | Zhou Enlai | Helmut Schmidt | |||||
| Zhang Tong (PRC diplomat) | Hua Guofeng | Helmut Schmidt | |||||
| An Zhiyuan | Zhao Ziyang | Helmut Kohl | |||||
| Guo Fengmin | Zhao Ziyang | Helmut Kohl | |||||
| Mei Zhaorong | Li Peng | Helmut Kohl | |||||
| Lu Qiutian | Li Peng | Helmut Kohl | |||||
| Ma Canrong | Zhu Rongji | Gerhard Schröder | |||||
| Wu Hongbo | Wen Jiabao | Angela Merkel | |||||
| Shi Mingde | Wen Jiabao | Angela Merkel |