Hiria OTTINO

Hiria Ottino attended a double university course in Chinese medicine and anthropology in China and France.

He worked for the UN World Food Program before being appointed Representative of French Polynesia in Beijing, then Advisor in charge of international relations for the presidency of French Polynesia.

Between 2007 and 2008 he left for a time Tahiti to focus on the French online version of People's Daily.

In 2010, with the support of the President of the Assembly of French Polynesia, he built O Tahiti Nui Freedom, a Polynesian sailing and sailing canoe, and retraced in 123 days the migration of Polynesia: Tahiti, Cook, Tonga, Fiji, Solomon, Papua New Guinea, Palau, Philippines and China, where they are welcomed in the best conditions.

In 2014, at the 60th anniversary of the Public Diplomacy of the People 's Republic of China, he is one of nine people to be cited by the CPAFFC.

Published Books (in French)

· Political & Administrative Compendium of the People's Republic of China, People's Daily, Beijing, 2007

· Compendium of Chinese Stock Exchange Companies, People's Daily, Beijing, 2007

· Acupuncture boards, French translation, People's Health Edition, Beijing, 2006

· Acupuncture Practice Manual, English translation, People's Health Edition, Beijing, 2006

· Critique de l'Habitat et du Logement, Articles in the collective dictionary, Editions Armand Colin, Paris, 2003

· Some Hundred Affections in Chinese Medicine, in collaboration with Dr. W.G. Hu and Dr. A. Sohier, Editions Trédaniel, Paris, October 2002

· Dictionnaire du Bien-Etre, Articles in the Collective Dictionary, Editions Larousse / Bordas, Paris, 2002

· Dictionary of Chinese Medicine, Concepts of Chinese Medicine, Larousse Editions, Paris, March 2001 (338 p.)

· The Truth of Appearances, In Ancient China, Understanding and Assessing the Environment (in collaboration with Prof. Z. H. Yang), Editions Trédaniel, Paris, January 2001

· The Book of Simplicity, In Ancient China, a theory of probabilities (in collaboration with Pr. Z.H. Yang), Editions Trédaniel, Paris, November 1998