Are citizens of China citizens of China?

China people are not citizens of China.

Chinese-Americans refer to Chinese descendants of China origin who were born in their country of residence and obtained their nationality. According to the blood relationship, Chinese people are called Chinese people, who are descendants of China who have obtained foreign nationality and those who are of China origin, regardless of their blood relationship.

Modern China people refer to those who are stipulated that China people living abroad have obtained nationality outside China (also known as China people with X nationality) and those who were born abroad and have foreign nationality according to the laws of the country of birth. In other words, legally speaking, they are no longer citizens of China. But by blood, they are descendants of China people.

Ancient refers to the Central Plains of China. The confrontation between China and the United States first appeared in Zuo Zhuan Ding Gong Ten Years: "Don't seek summer, don't mess with China." Liu Jinkun's "Persuasion Table": "Heaven and earth are in harmony, and China people's feelings are at their disposal." Preface to Poems on March 3 Qushui in the Southern Dynasties: "Chinese people arrive in Yin and watch and listen to the collection." "Biography of Li Shuming in the New Tang Dynasty": "At the beginning, Dongchuan was robbed by soldiers, and the township was carved. In the 20 years of Meiji, the people of China were peaceful. "

Chinese history

The legend of China people emigrating overseas began in the Zhou and Qin Dynasties, but the history can be traced back to the Han Dynasty. In 124 BC, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty established exchanges between China and the West. For a long time, messengers and people came and went every year, ranging from hundreds to hundreds. China has opened up maritime traffic with Southeast Asia, India and Sri Lanka since the Han Dynasty. Due to overseas trade, China businessmen and sailors began to emigrate to Southeast Asia, and some of them settled down and became the first generation of overseas immigrants.

During the Tang Dynasty, the number of people living abroad in China increased gradually. Many foreigners call overseas Chinese "Tangren" and overseas Chinese return to China as "Tangshan". During the Song and Yuan Dynasties after the 10 century, especially in Fujian and Guangdong, many people went abroad to make a living.