Is Gu Ailing naturalized or naturalized?

Naturalization, but now I'm naturalized in China, which belongs to naturalization.

Gu Ailing, 17 years old, was born in San Francisco, USA. Her mother is from China and her father is from the United States. She is fluent in both Chinese and English. She has been studying, living and training competitions in the United States before. In 20 19, she officially completed "naturalization" and chose to represent the China team in various competitions. At that time, this decision shocked the American sports community.

In an interview with Xinhua News Agency, Gu Ailing said that the direct reason that prompted her to make this decision was that in 20 19, she learned that China would vigorously popularize mass ice and snow sports as a policy, and was determined to improve the performance of China's ice and snow sports, especially snow sports, by hosting the Beijing Winter Olympics and Paralympic Winter Games, and put forward the idea of "driving 300 million people to participate in ice and snow sports" to promote the construction of a sports power.

Character introduction:

First, China does not recognize dual citizenship. Gu Ailing, a Chinese-American mixed-race girl, gave up American citizenship and joined China citizenship as a naturalized person, which is different from the training mode of other athletes in China. Secondly, Gu Ailing not only achieved excellent results in competitive sports, but also had a high face value and a sunny image.

Third, Gu Ailing's reading training is correct. In addition to her excellent competitive ability, she was admitted to Stanford University in the United States with nearly perfect scores, and was regarded as an outstanding genius in reading. Finally, because of Gu Ailing's growing experience, she not only plays for China, but also has the color of international and global talent training. She switches between Chinese and English, which makes her easy to be interviewed, which also makes her very suitable for the media.