On the issue of dual nationality of players, on dual nationality and nationality conflicts

If a player has dual citizenship, he or she can choose the national team on his own. The premise is that he has not played for other countries before (senior team) Higuain returned to Argentina after only 10 months in France after his birth, and he has not played for France, so it is natural to be selected for Argentina. France should be able to recruit him, provided that Higuain is now withdrawn from the Argentine team.

Kaka played n games for Brazil to get Italian citizenship, so Italy can't get a card.

Since it is dual nationality, there is a double choice, depending on the choice of players, for example, Deco has two nationalities of Brazil and Portugal and goes to Portugal, but China can't, we don't recognize dual nationality.

Dual citizenship means that a person has the legal citizenship of two countries, that is, he has the nationality of two countries. That is, a person who acquires the nationality of one country through the laws of that country and then acquires the nationality of that country again through the laws of that country in another country is considered to have dual nationality. China does not recognize dual nationality.

China's attitude towards dual nationality is: 1. Adhere to one nationality for one person, and do not allow any Chinese citizen to have dual nationality;

2. Respect the will of the person and do not force or go against the will of the person to choose nationality;

3. If a Chinese citizen acquires the nationality of another country, he or she shall be deemed to have voluntarily renounced his Chinese nationality. However, Chinese nationality can be restored if necessary.

Article 2 of the Nationality Law of the People's Republic of China The People's Republic of China is a unified multi-ethnic country, and people of all ethnic groups have Chinese nationality.

Article 3 The People's Republic of China does not recognize dual nationality of Chinese citizens.

Article 4 Both parents or one of the parents are Chinese citizens, and they were born in China and have Chinese nationality.

Article 5 Both parents or one of the parents are Chinese citizens, born in a foreign country, and have Chinese nationality; However, if both or one of the parents is a Chinese citizen and has settled in a foreign country, and the person has foreign nationality at birth, he or she does not have Chinese nationality.

Article 6 The parents are stateless or of unknown nationality, residing in China, and were born in China and have Chinese nationality.

Article 7 Foreigners or stateless persons who are willing to abide by the Constitution and laws of China and meet any of the following conditions may apply for approval to become Chinese nationals:

1) Close relatives of Chinese;

2) Those who are domiciled in China;

3) There are other legitimate reasons.

Article 8 A person who has been approved to become a Chinese citizen shall acquire Chinese nationality; Those who have been approved to become Chinese nationals are no longer allowed to retain their foreign nationality.

Article 9 A Chinese citizen residing in a foreign country who voluntarily joins or acquires a foreign nationality shall automatically lose his Chinese nationality.

Article 10 A Chinese citizen who meets any of the following conditions may renounce his or her Chinese nationality upon application for approval:

1) Close relatives of foreigners;

2) Those who have settled in a foreign country;

3) There are other legitimate reasons.

The following definition is taken from Encyclopedia:

1. Dual nationality

2. Nationality conflicts

According to the comparison of definitions, the main difference between the two concepts is:"Is it subjective or objective".

The most common example is the U.S.-China disagreement, which has been a controversial topic for decades.

China:China does not recognize dual nationality. The Nationality Law of the People's Republic of China promulgated in 1980 has been in use to this day, and clearly stipulates:

United States: More of a "laissez-faire" attitude, neither acknowledging nor prohibiting. In other words, there is no explicit provision for "recognition of dual nationality", nor is there such a clause as "no further reservation" or "automatic forfeiture", with the exception of "voluntary renunciation".

Therefore, it isFrom the fact that U.S. nationals are allowed to have dual citizenship. The reason for this is related to the fact that the United States adopts a common law system based on case law, which is not the same as in a civil law country like France.

With that in mind, let's go back to these two definitions.

1. "Dual nationality" - subjective determination.

Whether country X recognizes or does not recognize your nationality depends entirely on whose position you stand on.

For the United States: You can be both American and Chinese.

For China: If you are a Chinese citizen, you are not a U.S. citizen; If you are a U.S. citizen, you are not a Chinese citizen.

The comparison shows that it is very subjective. ）

2. "Nationality conflict" - objective facts.

For example, a person first has U.S. citizenship and then becomes a Chinese citizen. Due to the different laws and regulations on nationality in China and the United States, the person objectively has a legal status of having two nationalities at the same time.

For the U.S.: Dual citizenship is allowed as well as nationality conflicts.

For China: Dual citizenship is not recognized, and nationality conflicts are also accepted.

Whether you admit it or not, the conflict of nationality is objective).

In summary, if there is an argument in the matter of dual nationality, then it may be more accurate to use the term nationality conflict.