This day, 22 January, in 1956, Abdul Samad, Afghanistan’s first ambassador to China, submitted his credentials to Chairman Mao Zedong. The exchange of ambassadors between the two countries improved the diplomatic environment on China’s western frontier and was of positive significance for New China to break the isolation and blockade of imperialism after the Korean War.
1956年1月22日的这一天，阿富汗第一任驻华大使阿卜杜勒·萨马德向毛泽东主席递交了他的全权证书。 两国大使的交流改善了中国西部边境的外交环境，对新中国在朝鲜战争后打破帝国主义的孤立和封锁具有积极意义。
