Is it legal to be a village official in China with an American green card?

Do you know what a green card is? This is a permanent residence permit for foreign citizens. This thing originated in the United States, because the earliest permanent residence permit in the United States was a green card, and now it is not a green card. It is a plastic card with a yellow-green pattern on a white background, the size of an ID card;

Americans only think that you can come and stay with me for a long time, but you are not my family and have no right to vote. And no nationality.

Therefore, the village head is still a citizen of China, and of course he has all the rights of citizens stipulated by national laws.

And this thing doesn't mean anything. After all, he is a permanent temporary residence permit and can't produce superficial evidence. As for other motives, everything is nonsense; Although you mean that he got the American green card by corrupting Wu Hebai, the only thing you can get is corruption.

However, if he is naturalized in the United States, it is different. According to the current national laws, dual nationality is not recognized. If he is naturalized in the United States, he will automatically give up his China citizenship and will no longer be a citizen of China.

Moreover, to be honest, China's identity is really painful. You can't get a visa anywhere with a China passport. It is troublesome and annoying for you to apply for a visa in foreign embassies and consulates in China one week, half a month or even half a year in advance, especially in the first-time countries and developed countries. You always suspect that you have an immigration tendency and often refuse visas; Let your chicken fly (you must book the air ticket and hotel first);

It's much more convenient to have a green card. Although it is not possible to land a visa directly in a foreign country, it is still easy to apply for a visa at the embassy or consulate. In addition, you can go to the United States or Hong Kong and turn around from there. After landing, if you take out the American green card, you can apply for visa-free or in-landing visas in most countries.

Unlike in China, you can't get on a plane without a visa, TNND.