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China’s President Hu Jintao is visiting Washington D.C. next week. The verbiage and tone of this diplomatic visit are important and tricky. has adopted the phrase “peaceful rise” to label its economic boom and growth on the global stage. But this language has come from an unexpected source, as Melinda Liu on her MSNBC Newsweek article tells us:

The centerpiece of this diplomatic apparatus, however are words—in particular, the carefully engineered catchphrases that distill the hopes, ambitions and national interests of China for world consumption. Among the hundreds of Chinese diplomats, entrepreneurs, sherpas, translators, cooks and security guards that will alight on American’s shores in the next few days, the man who has arguably done more than anyone to articulate China’s dreams to the world before the coming talks—which are expected to touch on everything from China’s currency to America’s trade deficit to Iran’s nuclear industry—is the country’s chief wordsmith, Zheng Bijian.

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