Does anything change if you were born in China but obtained citizenship in another country? Also, my grandparents are still alive.
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Person born in China to parents who have no Chinese citizenship are not Chinese.
Obtaining foreign citizenship at birth disqualify Chinese citizenship regardless where the person is born. However, a person born in China to Chinese citizen will have Chinese citizenship. But for whatever reason if the person is also qualified for a foreign citizenship, the parent may have a choice to renounce the foreign citizenship therefor retain the Chinese citizenship. There used to be a de facto grace period of 18 years to make that renunciation/declaration, but I am not sure if the wording of the law has remove that or not.
Only parents can pass their citizenship to their child, not grandparent.
It is good in the long term. Chinese diaspora needs to learn valuable lessons about the true nature of Western societies and about standing up for themselves. Reestablishing loyalty to the motherland can come later, in the later generations (Gen Z) who grow up acknowledging China as a wise and prosperous country.
I think most first generation migrants will wake up if the US and allies start passing Chinese Exclusion Acts on property ownership and university education. Those two things are the biggest reasons Chinese people immigrate. There is such a huge asian community in Texas, I can't imagine how it will survive if the bill is passed.
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If shit goes bad flee to Hong Kong which is visa free and/or apply for a 10 year visa NOW.
If you have an old Chinese passport, keep it.
Watch Hotel Rwanda NOW. Do not hesitate.
In some sense, HK, Macau, and Taiwan can be seen as back doors into China. If you have no choice, marry a local from one of those 3 Chinese jurisdictions and you will be on the right path. If those aren't options, Singapore or Malaysia at least keeps you in the geographical neighborhood and around Chinese ethnic communities.
Many are already married to non Chinese.
The best solution isn't fleeing during the conflict, it is fleeing before the conflict. During the conflict borders are closed, bank accounts get frozen, checkpoints will soon be set up - even if not by government, then by racist militias Rwanda style.
I think it will be Rwanda style where the government military focuses on fighting the war while outsourcing the purges to gun owner militias organized via social media. Rwanda was even deadlier than the Holocaust, with 800k deaths within 3 months, much faster than Germans 1 million / year.
Hmm maybe there is a market for a mobile app that could tell different types of East Asians apart so that they won't arrest non-Chinese nationals.