Is it still China nationality after emigration?

Most countries accept foreigners to immigrate to their own countries (such as the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, etc.), and all of them give applicants permanent residency, not direct citizenship. If you want to be naturalized, you must meet other naturalization conditions.

Obtaining a country's permanent residency does not change its original nationality. Therefore, China people emigrate to other countries, so long as they have not acquired foreign nationality, they are still China citizens.

Of course, there are also a few countries (mostly small countries with underdeveloped economies in Africa or the Caribbean) that grant nationality in one step. If he immigrates to such a country, he is not a citizen of China. Because China's Nationality Law stipulates that those who acquire foreign nationality will automatically lose their original China nationality.