#One Country, One Product#Why are there foreigners in the Chinese team at the Winter Olympics? 16 hockey players from Canada! Fourteen were of Chinese descent
This Winter Olympics, I don't know if everyone found out, the Chinese team of players added some foreign faces.
It turned out that these were naturalized athletes.
Under the simple science popularization, what is "naturalization"? Wikipedia explains that de jure naturalization refers to the act of a person who is not a citizen of that country, voluntarily becomes a citizen of that country, or acquires the nationality of that country.
That's why there are so many mixed-race faces in the handsome guys on the Chinese ice hockey team? They are all naturalized players.
In this Winter Olympics, the Chinese men's and women's ice hockey teams have used a large number of naturalized players. There are 25 members on the men's ice hockey team, 15 naturalized players, 23 members in the women's team, and 13 naturalized players.
Another characteristic of this group of naturalized players is that the vast majority of them have Chinese ancestry.
Among these naturalized team members, 16 are from Canada, and 14 of them are Chinese Canadian players!
They are: Brandon Yip, Tyler Wong, Spencer Foo, Parker Foo, Lukas Lockhart, Ethan Werek, Zach Yuen, Enlai Zheng, ParisO'Brien, Jessica Wong, Leah Lum, Taylor Lum, Jason Fram, Kimberly Newell.
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