What are the foreign nationalities of China stars?

No, most of the development places are still in China.

You have to accept that the world needs no China passport, visas everywhere, and Hong Kong (unless it's a transit).

I found dozens of such stars: Chen Kaige: the United States; Quiet: America; Gaowa Siqin: Swiss; Zhang Tie-Lin: Britain; Summer Xu: Japanese; Weiwei: Germany; Ji Wang: United States; David Jiang: Canadian; Su Jin: New Zealand; Jet Li: United States; Gu Changwei: United States; Chen Hong: United States; Xu Fan: Canadian; Jiang: America; Chen Chong: America. ...

Chow Yun Fat Jackie Chan, a Hong Kong movie star, and Ang Lee, a director from Taiwan Province Province, have never been naturalized in the United States, although they entered Hollywood and developed in the United States for a long time. Because Brother Fa said, "It's cool to come from China!"

-Please ... Chow Yun Fat and Jackie Chan hold passports from People's Republic of China (PRC) and China Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, and can travel to 130 countries and regions without a visa, and Taiwan Province Province in Ang Lee can travel to many countries without a visa.

Not surprisingly ... Lee, the son of the former chairman, has Singaporean citizenship.

Singapore passport visa-free1more than 30 countries and regions, including Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan and the United States.

How many visa-free passports are there in China?

First of all, in terms of personal entry and exit, joining foreign nationality (especially in Europe, America or developed countries) and entering many countries in the world are exempt from visas. It is much easier to come to China from the United States than to go to the United States from China. If a China person wants to go to the United States, no matter whether you are a celebrity or not and how rich you are, you have to go to the American embassy or consulate for an interview before you can go. If you are a single woman, it is even more troublesome. But if you are an American, there is basically no limit to running back and forth between the two places, and you don't have to spend money to guarantee anything that makes people feel good. In addition, if you want to travel abroad, such as to the United States, in many cases, you will go out with a group and not go by yourself. But on the other hand, there is no limit. If you want to go in your own name, you need the visa of the other party to approve it. Speaking of the United States, let's talk about our own places in China, such as Hongkong and Macau. China people can't go with their passports or ID cards. You must have a special pass to go. If you are an American, you can use this American passport to directly enter Hong Kong and Macao, with unlimited times. How cool is it? It is more convenient and convenient to join other nationalities in the territory of China than the China people themselves. It is inevitable and objectively convenient for these celebrities and businessmen to run around.