Which country in the world is the easiest to obtain nationality? How can I use my nationality to attend Tsinghua University and Peking University? Can I change it back after I finish university?

First of all, I want to tell you that Chinese nationality is the most difficult to obtain. Once you become a nationality of another country, it is even more difficult to obtain Chinese nationality.

The countries where naturalization is easier are mainly developed countries. From easy to difficult are New Zealand, Australia, Canada, Germany, France, the United Kingdom, some Nordic countries, and the United States. China's Nationality Law clearly stipulates that "the People's Republic of China does not recognize dual nationality for Chinese citizens" and "Chinese citizens who have settled abroad and voluntarily acquire foreign nationality will automatically lose their Chinese nationality." Therefore, if you naturalize in another country, you can only bring the foreigner back to the country in the name of a "senior talent" at most, and then you can obtain a green card for foreigners to permanently reside in China, but they will not be Chinese nationals.

Tsinghua University’s latest admissions brochure in 2018 (Details: 2018 Reality: Holding a Singapore passport can be exempted from taking the exam to enter Tsinghua University), it clearly states: International students need to hold a valid foreign passport or international The supporting documents must be more than 4 years old (inclusive), and there must be records of actual residence abroad for more than 2 years in the last 4 years (before April 30 of the year of admission).

In addition, you can take the "Joint Entrance Examination for Overseas Chinese Students" if you have a high school diploma. What does the "Joint Entrance Examination for Overseas Chinese Students" test? Take the Chinese test! As long as your Chinese proficiency reaches HSK Level 5, you can read Chinese newspapers and magazines, enjoy Chinese films and television programs, and give relatively complete speeches in Chinese. The vocabulary requirement is only 2,500! You can go to Tsinghua University without taking the exam!