What nationality does a foreigner have on his identity card after he becomes a citizen of China?

Time has been pushed forward for forty or fifty years. At that time, not many people wanted to get the American "green card". However, with the rapid economic development in China, the living standards of people in China are getting higher and higher. At present, it is not China residents who want to "go out", but foreigners who want to "walk in". At this time, everyone suddenly discovered that this "green card" in China is much more difficult than that in the United States.

China, since the founding of the People's Republic, you have read it correctly. From the founding of the People's Republic of China to the 20 10 census statistics, it is known that the total number of foreigners who obtained China nationality during 6 1 year is only1448; These foreigners who have joined China are basically outstanding in various fields, and many of them have made great contributions to China.

The first foreigner to get a "green card" in China was named Ma. Originally an American doctor, he came to China to inspect medical projects, but suddenly he fell in love with this land. During the Anti-Japanese War, he provided a lot of medical assistance to China and applied for a lot of international medical assistance. For example, we are familiar with foreign doctors such as Bethune and Ke Dihua, all of whom were received by him.

1949, just after the founding of New China, Ma became a China citizen and became the first China citizen of foreign origin in China. 20 19 another person named Hou Yongyong, a football player, became the first naturalized player in China in February this year. Naturalization means naturalization in China.

Hou Yongyong is not a complete foreigner. He is Chinese, his mother is from Luoyang, Henan, and his family immigrated to Norway for more than 20 years. However, Hou Yongyong's Chinese has never fallen behind, and now he is an official China football player of Beijing Zhonghe Guoan Football Club.

After introducing a few foreigners who have obtained China nationality, I think everyone should understand the difficulty of obtaining China nationality. Basically, they are not people who have made certain contributions to China, so they really can't get this nationality. At most, I will temporarily live in China and get a residence permit in China.

Then some people may ask, how to fill in the nationality column on the identity card for foreigners who have joined China nationality? There are 56 ethnic groups in China. You can join as many as you want. This problem should be solved in three situations.

In the first case, foreigners who have a certain relationship with the ethnic groups in China, such as South Korea or North Korea, want to join China, so they can choose to join the Korean ethnic group of the same origin. If Russians want to join China, they can also fill in Russian nationality.

In the second case, if there is no similar ethnic group, you can choose to join the ethnic group you want after obtaining the approval of the local ethnic work department and the certificate issued by your unit. Theoretically, all 56 nationalities can join.

Finally, if a foreigner wants to keep his original nationality or country as a souvenir, he can fill in the word "naturalized" in the nationality column, and then write his original country at the back, so that everyone will know that he is a foreigner who has been naturalized in China.

Is it unexpected that there is so much pressure to fill out an ID card after becoming a China citizen?