When a foreigner becomes a citizen of China, what nationality is written on his identity card?

There are several ways to fill in this. The key depends on which country the foreigner is from. If he is Korean or Korean, they must all be Korean. This directly means that we Koreans are all of the same language and race, such as Tajiks and Kazakhs. But if his ethnic group is not distributed in China, or has no close relatives at all, then we can only write about the Han nationality.

As we all know, with the rapid development of China's economy, many foreigners will choose to immigrate to China, so many people must have thought of a problem. If these foreigners choose to change their nationality, then their identity cards are definitely needed. However, how to write the nationality column on people's ID cards in these countries is also different. Some people think that you can fill in your original ethnic group, but not all ethnic groups are distributed in China, and some netizens think it is easiest to fill in the Han nationality directly. ?

In fact, if a foreigner is naturalized in China, the question of what nationality to write on his identity card is still worth studying. First of all, they can write Korean, because they come from North Korea and South Korea, because they are of the same ancestry and can communicate with each other, so it is no problem for them to choose to fill in the Korean organization. The main ethnic groups from several Central Asian countries, such as Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan, are also located in Xinjiang, so you can also fill in your own ethnic groups.

Including Russians, you can also write Russian nationality. If you can't find this nationality in China, you can also fill it in with a similar nationality. For example, Thais can choose the Dai nationality to be naturalized in China, and Vietnamese can also choose Zhuang nationality or Jing nationality. Of course, if there are no similar ethnic groups, you can also fill in the Han nationality. After all, China is still dominated by China culture, and most foreigners want to study China culture deeply, so they are willing to fill in the Han nationality.