A foreign colleague of mine (American, naturalized in China), whose wife is from China, wants to join the army (looks like an American).

It's not as serious as the first floor, but it's simple. The first condition is that he has been naturalized in China, that is, a citizen of People's Republic of China (PRC). Enjoy the treatment of all citizens, and the recruitment procedure is also implemented in accordance with China's military service law. The only difference is his native place and nationality. However, it can be handled with reference to ethnic minorities. His children belong to the second generation of immigrants, and the political review needs to be more complicated, but they can communicate with the local armed forces and recruiting units. Although China's ethnic management is divided according to 56 ethnic groups, the household registration stipulates that both parents are of different ethnic groups, and his children can fill in Han nationality or American nationality. Can also be listed as returned overseas Chinese in China. There is no constitutional problem at all. If they make things difficult for you, you can go to the local people's congress for help. Don't make China's army mysterious. Just an ordinary soldier. Has nothing to do with high-end military secrets. There are also many ethnic minorities among the senior officers in China. General Zhao Nanqi, former head of the General Logistics Department, is Korean, and General Yu Yongbo, former head of the General Political Department, is Manchu. Can't a young Chinese American join the army?