Mao Zedong once praised him as a political commissar who is "capable of writing and martial arts"; Premier Zhou praised him for "making good achievements on the diplomatic front"; Deng Xiaoping praised him for "the general does not disgrace his mission"; Jiang Zemin praised him for being "loyal to the Party and the people, selfless, fearless and unswerving"-he is the famous diplomat General Huang Zhen. This book is a selection of comments and unforgettable words made by Xu Haidong, Liu Bocheng, Premier Zhou, Chairman Mao, Kissinger, Charles de Gaulle and more than a dozen Chinese and foreign celebrities who have made friends. The book is simple in writing, objective in information and informative in content, showing the extraordinary heroic spirit and personality charm of a member of * * *.

"Huang Zhen has three unique skills, that is, painting and calligraphy. If you can write often, it will be known all over the world. " This is the improvisation of Marshal Chen Yi in the summer of 1952. At that time, the first ambassadors of New China returned to China to report on their work, and Zhou Enlai arranged for everyone to take a boat south to visit the Quarrying of the Yangtze River. Chen Yi, then commander of the East China Military Region, recited the poem on the ship, revealing a "secret": General Huang Zhen, China's first ambassador to Hungary, who had never been known, turned out to be a versatile genius.