Is it the same nature to pursue hukou in the north and green card in the United States?

I think it's all the same. Pursuing a hukou in Beishangguang is nothing more than convenient development in the local area, and your descendants can also enjoy the benefits they deserve in the local area, so it is to catch up with a better life. Pursuing the American green card is also for the better development of yourself and future generations. So the two are essentially the same.

Some people will say that it is unpatriotic and a traitor to pursue hukou in Beishangguang, the China people's own place. In fact, this idea is very narrow and must be criticized.

Compared with many people who only swear and criticize others for being unpatriotic, but have made little contribution to society and never given love, I think it is great to invest in Chinese in China after getting a green card. And as long as he doesn't do anything that harms the interests of the country and the people, he thinks he can get an American green card if he wants. After all, he can also take a green card to join the country's construction.

I don't think there is anything wrong with taking a notebook anywhere. Maybe I am more open-minded. There are also people who use our country's notebooks to do bad things, and there are also many bad people abroad. So a person's quality has little to do with his country. Even during the Nazi period in Germany at that time, Germany was a good man with hope for peace.

In essence, it is to pursue a better life in my heart. I think people who work hard for their lives deserve to be respected, as long as they have not done anything that harms the interests of the country and others.

I also hope that everyone will be more open-minded and not think that working and living abroad is unpatriotic. There are also many outstanding foreign talents who have built in China and made their own contribution to the development of China.