Maybe I'm blind and worried, I'm worried that the Olympic Committee is under pressure to find something.
China must have a special policy for "special talents", such as special green cards? Even special cases of temporary dual citizenship? Whatever the noun, just get it done.
The Chinese Consulate General in New York said that "naturalization" or "obtaining Permanent Residence in China" can represent China.
Gu Ailing's situation may be: U.S. citizenship, Chinese green card, not only does not violate Chinese nationality law, but also can legitimately represent China.
Nationality is legally American, and emotionally or factually says I am Chinese, there is no problem.
In fact, the Chinese state media has not officially announced that Gu Ailing has given up her American citizenship, nor has it officially announced her joining the Chinese nationality. Gu Ailing himself did not say. It is that some self-media and netizens have been cheering her withdrawal from the United States and excited her to join the Chinese nationality.
The influence gathered by Chinese netizens is too great, if I have been arguing about the nationality issue of Gu Ailing, in case the Olympic Committee finds something again and affects our gold medal? If it brings pressure on Gu Ailing's choice, how bad it is. It was her freedom to choose her nationality, but with the pressure, it was not interesting. I'm really guessing she might actually be out of the country this year. However, I would rather hope that she is for the benefit than because of pressure, after all, she is a talent, and she can represent China in several Winter Olympic Games, so that she can keep her mood relaxed and happy.
