How to naturalize abroad while retaining China and Zhihu?

Due to the emotional factors of China people, immigrants may not want to give up their China nationality. Can they retain their China citizenship after emigration? Due to the emotional factors of China people, immigrants may not want to give up their China nationality. Can they retain their China citizenship after emigration? In fact, emigration does not mean renouncing China citizenship. Immigration can refer to obtaining permanent residency in a country, but the passport is still a China passport. Immigration can also refer to giving up China's passport and replacing it with another country's passport. In this case, that is to say, the applicant voluntarily renounced his citizenship in China. In fact, if you plan to stay abroad for a long time, you can actually get permanent residency, which is what the United States calls a green card, so that you can stay abroad for a long time. At the same time, we will not give up our nationality in China. Because you are actually a citizen of China, you can receive a pension regularly. The difference between permanent residence and naturalization is that only foreigners can have the right to vote in foreign countries, while permanent residents have no right to vote. Other basics are no different from naturalization. So you don't need to join a foreign nationality, just get a green card, so that you can expect to stay abroad for a long time without losing your pension. In addition, now my salary is directly credited to the bank account, so it's not a big problem that I'm not in China.