My passport was rejected twice. I don't know what to do.

The new passport will have the number of the original passport, and the embassy will keep records.

The visa refusal record will not be automatically cleared within a few years, and it will be permanent. You can apply for an unlimited number of times, and your records will appear on the screen of the immigration officer indefinitely, and it will have a chain effect, that is, information exchange between the exit and entry administration units in western federal countries. If the United States refuses the visa, the Canadian or British immigration authorities will also have corresponding records and can also find them.

Rejection is not as horrible as others say. The next application is only a reference item, and it does not mean permanent refusal. As for the success rate of re-application, it depends on the specific situation.

Many people refuse visas for the first time, but as long as the materials you provide are true and can explain the problem, it is still easy to get a visa.

Bring a lot of documents with you during the interview, but it is not necessary for the visa officer to read those documents, but you must have them when the visa officer thinks it is necessary, which is good for your visa. But don't open fake certificates and materials, such as invitations, because visa officers read thousands of invitations every day and read them many times, which is very experienced. It can be seen from many details that there is something wrong with your material. If you make a record on the computer, this record may cause you to never get a visa.

For example, if you want to attend a meeting, you must take a real invitation, not a printed invitation. Even if this is a real invitation, don't let people send it by email. I might as well send it to you, take the envelope with me and let them see that it is a real invitation.

It's best to provide more information about your close relationship with China, such as proof of your assets in China, or that you have a happy family relationship in China. You will definitely return to China as scheduled after attending the meeting, so that the visa officer will feel that you have no tendency to emigrate, and the risk of visa refusal will be less great.