Many countries allow dual citizenship, why not China?

I think the main reason is that China's resources and geography are "relatively limited".

There may be some friends who don't understand what "relatively limited" means. Let me explain it to you. As we all know, China is a country with a vast territory and rich resources, covering an area of 9.6 million square kilometers.

But also, this vast land has nurtured 654.38+0.4 billion Chinese sons and daughters. Although our country has a large area, it is relatively less distributed to everyone; The total resources of our country, including water resources and mineral resources, are not small in the world rankings, but the per capita resources are relatively small, because our population base is large and we are at the lower-middle level in the world.

It has a vast territory and a large overall resource, but the relative per capita resource is small, which is what I call "relatively limited".

In this context, if China recognizes dual citizenship again, the thriving China will certainly attract a large number of foreign immigrants. In this case, it means that our population base is increasing again, and the per capita resources of each of us will decrease, which is another burden for the development of our country.

As we all know, the population aging situation in China is very serious. According to the data of the sixth national census of the National Bureau of Statistics, the population aged 60 and above in China exceeds 65.438+77 billion, accounting for 654.38+03.26% of the total population. In other words, it is shocking that 100 people in China are over 60 years old.

However, the development of China needs to inject fresh vitality, so the second child policy has been liberalized in recent years. In this way, our population base will naturally increase, and the policy of opening up dual nationality will be even more "impossible".