Li Fang (Chinese: 李芳; 1895—?) was a Chinese diplomat in the early Republic of China who later joined the pro-Japanese Reorganized National Government of China under Wang Jingwei, serving as its minister in Romania and Hungary. As a commercial attaché in Berlin in 1941, he briefly served as the Nanjing regime's interim ambassador to Germany before the arrival of Li Shengwu. A diplomatic capable described him as a close associate of Wang Jingwei, an anti-communist, and a "friend of Germany's."[1]

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  1. ↑ The "Magic" Background to Pearl Harbor, Volume 3. Department of Defense, pp. 243–247.
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