Zhao Changlong, former deputy director of the Foreign Affairs Office of the Ministry of National Defense of People's Republic of China (PRC), was a spokesman for the Ministry of National Defense. After 20 19 left the spokesman of the Ministry of National Defense, he gradually faded out of public view. After stepping down as a spokesman for the Ministry of National Defense, Zhao Changlong's life gradually returned to calm. He no longer appears frequently in front of the media, but spends more time with his family, resting and adjusting. As a senior military diplomat, he remained concerned about the international situation and the development of China's national defense after leaving office.
After leaving office, Zhao Changlong took an active part in some public activities. For example, in 2020, he participated in an online seminar on China's foreign policy and delivered a speech entitled "Challenges and Countermeasures of China's diplomacy". In this speech, he shared his knowledge and experience during his tenure in the Ministry of National Defense, and put forward constructive suggestions for the development of China's foreign policy.
Zhao Changlong's experience
Zhao Changlong is also concerned about the development of national defense education. He once shared photos of his visit to a national defense education exhibition on social media, and said: "National defense education is of great significance for raising the national defense awareness of the whole people. We should strengthen national defense education for young people, let them understand the importance of national security and contribute to the national defense cause. "
After leaving office, Zhao Changlong also paid attention to the development of military diplomacy. He once forwarded an article on China's military foreign policy on social media and left a message: "China's military diplomacy has played an important role in safeguarding national sovereignty, security and development interests. In the future, we must continue to strengthen the construction of military diplomacy teams and improve our military diplomacy capabilities. "