Why does China not allow bno passport holders to enter and leave China, while other bno holders can?

China refuses to allow BN (O) passport holders to enter or leave China, while other BN (O) passport holders can. The main significance of this is to weaken Britain's sense of existence.

In fact, China's failure to recognize BNO passports does not prevent Hong Kong residents from leaving Hong Kong and becoming naturalized in Britain. Because Hong Kong residents can leave the country with China and Hong Kong passports and then enter the UK with BNO passports.

People like "Hong Kong troublemakers" don't want to stay in Hong Kong, so it's a blessing that Hong Kong can get out of here as soon as possible. The biggest meaning of not recognizing BNO passport is to weaken the presence in Britain. It's been 23 years since Hong Kong returned to China. It's time to clean the room.

After the official implementation of the Hong Kong National Security Law, the British government has been critical of BNO. On July 1 day, British Prime Minister Johnson said in Parliament that Britain would open "naturalization" to Hong Kong people who hold BNO and are eligible to apply for BNO and their families.

On July 22nd, British Home Secretary Pruitty Patel said that Britain will open the British Naturalization Channel 202 1 65438 in Hong Kong in1October for nearly 3 million BN (O) passport holders, and applicants can come to Britain without work.

According to BBC data in 2020, there are currently about 300,000 actual holders of BNO, and about 3 million Hong Kong people are eligible to apply for BNO. The subtext of the British government is to open up naturalization, encourage millions of Hong Kong residents to leave and make Hong Kong an empty city.

The British government took this opportunity to express its dissatisfaction with the National Security Law. As the British government always talks about BNO passports, it is radical for China to simply refuse to recognize the legitimacy of BNO passports.