Singtao TV Video: If you hold an American passport, are you still considered Chinese? Overseas Chinese on patriotism, identity, and freedom of speech. Speak your mind quickly 星電視視頻: 拿美國護照仲算唔算中國人？海外華人愛國、身份認同同言論自由，有嘢快啲講，梁建鋒，Dennis，沈琛琛，Ken Ken

👉 https://youtu.be/cMSSL-vu3ls?si=-t50D4yAbfJpdpSe 👈

經常收到同一條質問：
「你哋拿住美國護照，憑咩成日講中國、仲話自己好愛國？」

今集幾位住喺美國嘅中國人，攤開講身份認同、國籍同文化之間嘅拉扯：​

🌏「我係中國人，國籍係美籍」：國籍係法律身分，但「中國人」更多係文化、情感同成長經歷

✈️為咩留喺美國？唔返中國就代表唔愛國？移民、讀書、工作其實好多時只係人生階段同機遇

📈海外輿論市場點解「越鬧中國越紅」？流量、生意、階級利益同「自卑式崇洋」心態

💬言論自由同網絡仇恨：理性批評同為罵而罵，其實只會令社會更撕裂

🧠下一代 ABC 點樣睇自己？「喺別人眼中你係咩人」同「你自我認同」之間有幾大落差​

幾個關鍵問題，想同你一齊諗：​
🇨🇳愛國係愛政府、愛制度，定係愛民族、愛文化？
🤔中國人今日仲需唔需要「仰望西方」先算體面？
🌍喺全球化年代，「人類命運共同體」同「各自為政」邊條路先行得通?

Star TV Video: If you hold an American passport, are you still considered Chinese? Overseas Chinese on patriotism, identity, and freedom of speech. Speak your mind quickly with Liang Jianfeng, Dennis, Shen Chenchen, Ken Ken.

We often receive the same question:

“You hold American passports, what gives you the right to always talk about China and even claim to love the country?”

In this episode, several Chinese living in the United States openly discuss the tensions between identity, nationality, and culture:

🌏 “I am Chinese, but my nationality is American”: Nationality is a legal status, but being “Chinese” is more about culture, emotions, and life experiences.

✈️ Why stay in the U.S.? Does not returning to China mean you don’t love the country? Immigration, studying abroad, and work are often just life stages and opportunities.

📈 Why does the overseas opinion market often “become more popular by criticizing China”? Traffic, business, class interests, and a “self-deprecating admiration for the West” mentality.

💬 Freedom of speech and online hate: Rational criticism versus criticism for the sake of criticism—how it only further divides society.

🧠 How do the next generation of ABCs (American-born Chinese) view themselves? The gap between “how others see you” and “how you identify yourself.”

A few key questions to ponder together:

🇨🇳 Is patriotism about loving the government, the system, the nation, or the culture?

🤔 Do Chinese people today still need to “look up to the West” to be considered respectable?

🌍 In the era of globalization, which path is more viable: “a community with a shared future for mankind” or “each going their own way”?