Where the hell is Jeremy Lin from?

The ancestral home is Pinghu, Jiaxing. My ancestors stayed in Fujian. Later, his parents went to Taiwan, and then immigrated to the United States. Lin is a typical banana, American nationality, and there is no dual citizenship for the time being. It's the same shell as us, but it's very white inside.

Born in California, his ancestral home is Zhangpu County, Fujian Province, his ancestors moved to Changhua, Taiwan, and later his parents immigrated to the United States and graduated from Harvard University.

American nationality, but he is Chinese, Taiwanese, and his ancestral home is legend that his ancestral home is Jiaxing, Zhejiang, but he has been in the United States since he was a child, and he can't even speak Chinese, so he basically has nothing to do with China.

Chinese love to emphasize ancestral home, that is because people are not born in your mainland at all, Jeremy Lin's parents are born in Taiwan, grew up in Taiwan, and studied in Taiwan.

Mainlanders are funny, people's fathers say that his N generation is in Taiwan, are you embarrassed to say that he is from the mainland?

Jeremy Lin has no Korean ancestry, but Koreans are red-eyed, his ancestral home is Zhangpu County, Fujian Province, his ancestors moved to Changhua, Taiwan, and his parents immigrated to the United States in 1977. His parents are both Taiwanese and immigrated to the United States earlier, and his grandmother Chen Yizi is a doctor from Jiaxing, Zhejiang, who is enthusiastic about public welfare and has donated money to Pinghu Middle School in her hometown for decades. His maternal great-grandfather was Chen Weijian, a well-known newspaperman in Zhejiang.

His ancestral home is Changhua, Zhangzhou, Fujian, and his parents went to Taiwan before he was born, and then went to the United States to do business.

American nationality with Chinese ancestry and Chinese descent.

I was originally Taiwanese, but I grew up in the United States and got American citizenship. So Americans in the legal sense.

Chinese, American nationality, ancestral home in Taiwan.

Overseas Chinese in the United States did not grow up in China.

Originally from Zhejiang, he immigrated to the United States from Taiwan with his parents. Growing up in the United States...

Taiwanese who moved to the United States since he was a child. He started playing basketball at the age of 5.

His ancestral home is Zhejiang, and it seems that he went to the United States from Taiwan.

American nationality, ancestral home in Taiwan.