Can China people with Philippine passports apply for identity cards?

I can't apply for an ID card. Although he is from China, holding a Philippine passport means becoming a Filipino citizen. You can't apply for an ID card unless you are approved to join or restore China nationality.

According to the Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) on National Identity Cards, Hong Kong compatriots, Macao compatriots and Taiwan Province compatriots who moved to the mainland to settle down, overseas Chinese who returned to China to settle down, foreigners and stateless persons who settled in People's Republic of China (PRC) and were approved to join or restore People's Republic of China (PRC) nationality should apply for resident identity cards when registering their permanent residence.

China citizens who have lived in People's Republic of China (PRC) and reached the age of 16 shall apply for resident identity cards; China citizens under the age of sixteen can apply for resident identity cards.

Citizens shall, within three months from the date of reaching the age of sixteen, apply to the public security organ where their permanent residence is located for a resident identity card. Citizens under the age of 16 shall apply for resident identity cards by guardians. Citizens shall, within three months from the date of reaching the age of sixteen, apply to the public security organ where their permanent residence is located for a resident identity card. Citizens under the age of 16 shall apply for resident identity cards by guardians.