China is likely to nominate Xie Feng, a vice foreign minister, as its new ambassador to Washington, people familiar with the matter say, continuing a tempering of the abrasive “Wolf Warrior” style that has defined Chinese diplomacy in recent years
China is likely to nominate Xie Feng, a vice foreign minister and a U.S. specialist, as its new ambassador to Washington, according to people familiar with the matter, continuing a gradual tempering of therecalibrating its foreign policy
in a bid to stabilize fraught ties with Washington and mitigate damage done to China’s global standing by its handling of the Covid-19 pandemic and forceful pursuit of security, industrial and territorial interests, according to people working inside the Chinese Foreign Ministry.
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