| Post: | Ambassador |
| Body: | Myanmar to China |
| Incumbent: | U Myo Thant Pe |
The Myanmar Ambassador in Beijing is the official representative of the Government in Naypyidaw to the Government of China.
| Diplomatic agreement/designated | Diplomatic accreditation | Ambassador | Observations | List of presidents of Myanmar | Premier of the People's Republic of China | Term end | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The governments in Beijing and Yangon established diplomatic relations. | U Nu | Zhou Enlai | |||||
| [1] | U Nu | Zhou Enlai | |||||
| Hla Maung | ex-ICS and first chairman of the Burma Economic Aid Committee, an inter-scorotarial committee appointed by the Cabinet to serve as the opposite number to the U.S. Special and Technical Economic Mission to Burma (ECA, MSA, TCA) | U Nu | Zhou Enlai | ||||
| Maung Maung Kyaw Win | concurrently as Minister to Mongolia | Ne Win | Zhou Enlai | ||||
| Samar Duwah Sin Wah Naung | Ne Win | Zhou Enlai | |||||
| Thein Maung | (1890–1975)U Thein Maung became the second Chief Justice of the Supreme Court (formal term Chief Justice of the Union of Burma) some time in 1952 when Chief Justice Sir Ba U retired and became President. Hence U Thein Maung was the second3[2] | Ne Win | Zhou Enlai | ||||
| Thakin Chan Tun | Sein Win (Brigadier General) | Zhou Enlai | |||||
| Myint Maung (Burmese diplomat) | Minister for Agriculture, Forestry and Environmental Protection,[3] | Sein Win (Brigadier General) | Hua Guofeng | ||||
| Tha Tun | Maung Maung Kha | Hua Guofeng | |||||
| Aung Win | Maung Maung Kha | Zhao Ziyang | |||||
| Hla Shwe | Beijing Embassy by Lanzin Youth leader Major Hla Shwe (1981–84). Group Captain Tin Mg Myint (1984–87).5 | Maung Maung Kha | Zhao Ziyang | ||||
| Tin Maung Myint | Maung Maung Kha | Zhao Ziyang | |||||
| Tin Aung Tun | Colonel Tin Aung Tun replaced Colonel Tin Win in 2015 when the latter resigned from his position as minister to compete in the November 8 | Maung Maung Kha | Li Peng | ||||
| Sett (Burmese diplomat) | [4] | Than Shwe | Li Peng | ||||
| Ba Htay Chit | Than Shwe | Zhu Rongji | |||||
| Sein Win Aung | Khin Nyunt | Wen Jiabao | |||||
| Thein Lwin | Earlier in August, Myanmar appointed its ambassador to China, Thein Lwin, to serve concurrently as ambassador to North Korea.
| Thein Sein | Wen Jiabao | ||||
| Tin Oo (Burmese diplomat) | 吴丁乌大使,
| Thein Sein | Wen Jiabao | ||||
| Hong Liang | (* septiembre de 1969)[6] | Thein Sein | Li Keqiang |