Can I leave the country with a blank passport?

Yes. According to official information from the National Immigration Administration, a blank passport is a new passport. No matter how many years it has been issued, there is never a passport without a visa. The passport is blank. The white copy of the passport is an ordinary passport and can be used to travel abroad to some places with more stringent visa policies. Countries and regions that are loose, such as Hong Kong, China, Macau, China, etc. For countries with stricter visa policies, such as the United States, Australia, Canada and other countries, you often need to hold a passport blueprint with more comprehensive personal information and stricter review before you can leave the country.