9. Chinese nation and nationality

Which ethnic group is the majority of the Chinese nation?

• Hui

• Han

• Uygur

• Mongol

How many ethnic minority groups are there in China?

• 53

• 54

• 55

• 56

Which of the following is the principle underlying China's ethnic policies?

• Domination of the Han group

• Ethnic equality and unity

• Ruling ethnic minorities by dividing them

• Oppressing ethnic minorities

Which of the following persons does not have Chinese nationality?

• A person born abroad whose parent(s) is/are both Chinese nationals

• A person born in China whose parent(s) is/are both Chinese nationals

• People born in China whose parents are stateless and have settled in China

• A Chinese national who has settled abroad and acquired foreign nationality

Which of the following is NOT a Chinese citizen?

• A person with Chinese nationality

• Hong Kong residents of Chinese descent and was born in China

• A foreigner living in Hong Kong for a long time

• People born in the Chinese territories to parents who are Chinese nationals

Which of the following law is responsible for the acquisition, loss and restoration of nationality of the PRC?

• National Law of the People's Republic of China

• Population Management Law of the People's Republic of China

• Nationality Law of the People’s Republic of China

• Settlement Law of the People's Republic of China

All Hong Kong residents who hold British National (Overseas) passports are not recognised as Chinese nationals.

• True

• False

Chinese nationals who have a passport of foreign countries can enjoy consular protection in Hong Kong and in China.

• True

• False

A Hong Kong permanent resident who denounced his/her Chinese nationality may lose his/her right of abode in Hong Kong.

• True

• False

Starting from 1 Feb 2021, a Hong Kong permanent resident can leave Hong Kong by using BNO.

• True

• False