What is the relationship between permanent residence, immigration and naturalization?

The story upstairs is not accurate. All immigrants are not necessarily overseas Chinese.

Immigrants refer to people who emigrate abroad, including permanent residence and naturalization;

Permanent residence is also called permanent residence, that is, living abroad. China people call them overseas Chinese (Japanese people call them overseas Chinese, etc.). ). Overseas Chinese have China nationality and China passport. When the interests of overseas Chinese in China are damaged, the Chinese Consulate can intervene in protection and withdraw (evacuate) if necessary.

Naturalization refers to the naturalization of the country of residence. Because China does not recognize dual citizenship, naturalization requires giving up China citizenship, no longer having a China passport, no longer being cared for by China's consular rights, and China has no right to interfere with the local management of naturalized citizens. These people are called foreign Chinese by us.