Qin was born in the north-eastern city of Tianjin in 1966 and is married with a son, according to public biographies. “It certainly smells like a temporary arrangement to end further embarrassment tasking Wang Yi with … meeting foreign counterparts when he lacks the title as foreign minister.” “The saga is not done,” said Wen-ti Sung, a political analyst at the Australian National University’s Australian Centre on China in the World. The meeting by the standing committee that decides cabinet changes was announced with just one day’s notice, and there are signs that Wang’s return is only temporary. His appointment to the role was seen as a leapfrog ahead of other candidates, and analysts say a fall from grace would be highly embarrassing for Xi, whose judgment is not supposed to be questioned.ĭespite Qin’s month-long absence, his dismissal and the appointment of Wang in his place appear rushed. This week, the Washington Times quoted an unnamed Biden administration official as saying Qin was not liked by the Chinese foreign ministry. Qin’s rise had been linked to his closeness to Xi. Two weeks later, a Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson cited unspecified health reasons for Qin’s absence from an upcoming Asean meeting in Indonesia, and after that his absence was not mentioned again and questions from foreign reporters were dismissed. Stroll along the riverfront walking trail with views of Mount Sentinel and the Boone and Crockett Building to take in the beautiful fall colors in Downtown Missoula.Ī stunning fall day overlooking Downtown Missoula and the Clark Fork River.Qin was last seen at a meeting with foreign officials in Beijing on 25 June. Mount Sentinel and the banks of the Clark Fork River alive with fall color during sunset. Surfers still give the wave a shot despite the changing temperatures. Overlooking Brennan's Wave and the Clark Fork River in Downtown Missoula close to sunset.
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From the Forest Ranger Lookout Tower you can enjoy the colors of fall from above Missoula as well.Ī jogger runs through the flying leaves on a University District Street. Missoula has a fascinating history and Fort Missoula is the place to go to learn about it all. The tree-lined streets make for quite a sight driving in the University District.įall at the Historical Museum at Fort Missoula Spend some time walking the streets of the University District to really take in some fall foliage.Ī view of the fall colors over Missoula from Blue Mountain Recreation Area.Ī nice walk to the University of Montana Campus in the fall. Fall colors reflected in the Clark Fork Riverįall colors reflect in the Clark Fork River in Downtown Missoula.įall leaves fall in Downtown Caras Park with the Boone and Crockett Building in the background.įall colors around Missoula's Clark Fork River in Downtown on a stormy autumn day.įall colors come alive at the University of Montana campus with Main Hall and the Grizzly Bear statue in the background.Ī sunny day in Downtown Missoula with fall colors reflected in the Clark Fork River.
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