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Chen Jitong (simplified Chinese: 陈季同; traditional Chinese: 陳季同; pinyin: Chén Jìtóng; 1851–1907), courtesy name Jingru (敬如), also known as Tcheng Ki-tong, was a Chinese diplomat, general, scholar, and shipbuilder during the late Qing dynasty. Chen was born in Houguan, now in present-day Minhou, Fuzhou. In 1869 he started to study the French language at the school attached to the Fuzhou shipyard. In 1875 Shen Baozhen sent thirty Chinese students, from the training school attached to the Foochow Arsenal to study shipbuilding and navigation in Europe. In 1876, Chen Jitong was selected to go to Europe and he wrote a book on his impressions after his return to China the following year. He subsequently served on a number of important positions in the Qing foreign service. While serving as a diplo

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rdfs:label	Chen Jitong (en) Chen Jitong (de) Chen Jitong (es) Chen Jitong (fr) 陈其通 (zh) 陳季同 (zh)
rdfs:comment	Chen Jitong (chinesisch 陳季同, Pinyin Chén Jìtòng, W.-G. Tcheng Kitong, Tcheng Ki-tong, französisch Tcheng-Ki-tong; Großjährigkeitsname Jingru 敬如; * 1851; † März 1907, Nanjing, China) war ein chinesischer Diplomat und Schriftsteller. Er war von 1884 bis 1891 auf seinem Posten in Frankreich und schrieb in dieser Zeit einige Werke auf Französisch. Damit war er der erste Chinese, der Bücher in französischer Sprache veröffentlichte und der viel dazu beitrug, die chinesische Kultur bekannt zu machen. (de) Chen Jitong 陳季同 (en France : Tcheng-Ki-tong ; dans les pays anglo-saxons Tcheng Kitong ou Tcheng Ki-tong ; 1851 - mars 1907) étudia la langue française puis fit une carrière de diplomate de l'empire chinois. En poste en France de 1884 à 1891, il écrivit directement en français plusieurs ouvrages pour vulgariser la civilisation et la culture chinoise. Il est le premier Chinois francophone publié. (fr) 陈其通（1916年－2001年），男，四川巴中人，中国人民解放军剧作家。少将军衔。 (zh) 陳季同（1851年－1907年），字敬如，號三乘槎客，清代福建侯官（今福州）人。晚清時期政治人物、外交家、作家，新政的參與者。 (zh) Chen Jitong (simplified Chinese: 陈季同; traditional Chinese: 陳季同; pinyin: Chén Jìtóng; 1851–1907), courtesy name Jingru (敬如), also known as Tcheng Ki-tong, was a Chinese diplomat, general, scholar, and shipbuilder during the late Qing dynasty. Chen was born in Houguan, now in present-day Minhou, Fuzhou. In 1869 he started to study the French language at the school attached to the Fuzhou shipyard. In 1875 Shen Baozhen sent thirty Chinese students, from the training school attached to the Foochow Arsenal to study shipbuilding and navigation in Europe. In 1876, Chen Jitong was selected to go to Europe and he wrote a book on his impressions after his return to China the following year. He subsequently served on a number of important positions in the Qing foreign service. While serving as a diplo (en) Chen Jitong (chino simplificado, 陈季同 tradicional 陳季同, pinyin, Chén Jìtòng, también conocido como Tcheng Ki-tong, nombre de estilo 敬如; Houguan, hoy Fuzhou, 1851-Nankin, marzo de 1907) fue un diplomático, general y escritor chino de finales de la dinastía Qing. En 1891 fue despedido de todos sus puestos oficiales y se estableció en Shanghái, tras la Primera Guerra Sino-Japonesa sirvió como ministro de asuntos exteriores en la efímera República de Formosa. (es)
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birth date	1851-01-01 (xsd:date)
dcterms:subject	History of Taiwan Chinese expatriates in France Chinese shipbuilders French-language writers from China Politicians from Fuzhou Qing dynasty politicians from Fujian 1851 births 1907 deaths Writers from Fuzhou Sciences Po alumni Ambassadors of China to France Qing dynasty diplomats
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