The rule, ie the law, is that Hongkongese are Chinese, but the de facto rule is that if you choose to fill in China instead of Hong Kong, you will...
This has as much to do with legality and practicality as identity. Ever if a Hongkongese is very pro-Chinese and feels very Chinese, on immigration...
That is the legal definition, but on immigration forms and anything that matters, a Hong Kong person holding a Hong Kong passport should always...
Wrong on the Britishness. British nationality is for life, and so Hongkongese born before 1 July 1997 are always legally entitled to call themselves...
This is more than your sentiments, identity politics, or independent nationalism. When it is legal, Hongkongese should not call themselves Chinese,...
Legally, your nationality is technically Chinese, and also British if you were born before 1997. Technically, you are also Taiwanese as the Republic...
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