Although China passport can't exempt you from many countries, no matter you are

The so-called "gold content" of passports cannot be measured by the number of so-called visa-free countries alone.

China ordinary passport visa-free countries are mostly Albania, Bahamas and other countries, and most people may not go.

Landing visa and e-sign, seemingly convenient or easy, actually push back the risk of entry. I handled Avisa for my friend in Cambodia. I thought it was very convenient, but I found that Cambodia's entry into the customs and border inspection required everyone 10 dollars, and I wouldn't let it go until I got it. It is worth noting that this kind of behavior is only aimed at China people, and some friends have witnessed the release of people from other countries. Landing visa, too, is at risk of bribery and repatriation. At this time, in order to prevent the ticket from being invalidated, it is often necessary to pay more, which is actually not much better than applying for a visa in advance.

Personally, I have never been to visa-free countries or Southeast Asia, because there is more serious discrimination against China people. I applied for a Schengen visa in France with a white passport. I prepared the information myself and handed it in at the visa center. It's very fast and smooth. The same is true in America. Personally, I think China people are generally afraid of visas. In fact, the VO working in embassies and consulates in China is still good, and the discrimination against China people is much better than that abroad. He just objectively evaluates your immigration tendency and the risk of illegal residence. As long as you provide authentic information in this regard, you can pass.

In fact, the gold content of the national passport depends on the strength of the country and the quality of the people. As we all know, American and European passports are "valuable" not because their countries actively negotiate visa-free treaties with other countries, but because these countries are economically developed and socially peaceful, and no one will take the initiative to "hack" other countries, affecting local employment and unemployment in other countries and endangering social security.

Due to various historical and social problems, a large number of China people are illegally stranded abroad, so it is impossible for truly developed countries to grant visa-free treatment to Chinese mainland passports (but it has been granted to Hong Kong and Taiwan provinces). In fact, this explains the problem.