On the evening of January 4th, Beijing time, a certificate on the Internet called "Li Na" to withdraw from Chinese nationality triggered heated discussions among all parties. Netizens talked a lot about this incident, some slandered, some said it was a pity, some said that they were forgotten, some said that they were free to choose. The Chinese Consulate General in Busan subsequently issued an official statement: It was just the same name, and he had been married and settled in South Korea for many years.
“Li Na” resigns from Chinese nationality certificate published online
WeChat public account of the Chinese Consulate General in Busan released “Statement on Weibo Hot Search “Li Na’s Resignation of Chinese Nationality”: On January 4, 2021, Li Na resigned from Chinese nationality and became Sina Topic searched on Weibo, accompanied by Consular Certificate No. 462 issued by the Chinese Consulate-General in Busan on December 24, 2020, aroused heated discussions.
The Chinese consulate responded to Li Na’s nationality
. Upon investigation, the applicant’s certificate uses the same name as a well-known athlete, and he has been married and settled in Korea for many years. The Chinese Consulate-General in Busan contacted the applicant to verify that the consulate certified that the picture was uploaded to Weibo for speculation after being stolen. The Chinese Consulate General in Busan condemned the illegal misappropriation of personal legal documents by people with ulterior motives and the spread of hype on the Internet, and solemnly reminded Chinese citizens of the consular district to protect personal legal documents to prevent possible risks from the leakage of private information.
Li Na, born on February 26, 1982 in Wuhan, Hubei Province, graduated from Huazhong University of Science and Technology, a Chinese female tennis player, fourth place in the women's singles at the 2008 Beijing Olympics, 2011 French Open, 2014 Australian Open women Singles champion, Asia's first Grand Slam women's singles champion.
