Liu Tsung-han

Liu Zonghan (; alternatively Liu Tsung-han), also known as David Tsung Han-liu, is a diplomat of the Republic of China. He was his country's final ambassador to Peru due to the establishment of diplomatic relations between the governments in Lima and Beijing in 1971.

Biography Liu Zonghan studied in the Department of Foreign Affairs of the National Chengchi University and the 20th Party and Government Class of the in his early years in China. After graduation, he served as section chief of the government of Duyun County, Guizhou Province, and a staff member of the East Asia Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

During his career, he went to various countries and served as consul of the consulate general in Kolkata, India; deputy consul of the consulate general in Yangon, Myanmar, deputy consul and acting consul of the consulate in Alexandria, Egypt, and second secretary of the embassy in Egypt; consul general of the in Guatemala, chargé d'affaires of the legation in Guatemala; counselor of the Embassy in Thailand, and consul general of the consulate general in Johannesburg, South Africa. In 1962, he served as director-general of the Asia, East and Pacific Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

After his return to Taipei, he was appointed to serve as the director of the Central and South America Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. In 1972, he served as vice chairman of the Overseas Chinese Affairs Committee. In 1975, he served as the head of the Pacific Cultural and Economic Center in Manila, Philippines.