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Q: Can foreigners officially join the Chinese communist party?

12 years 6 weeks ago in  General  - China

 
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I do not know. They have party and do not invite me? The party will be dull.

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If they give up their original nationality and become Chinese,they can join the party and become officers in the government.

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I saw this question getting posted before and my answer is the same as the last one.........Why would i join the party?!!!!!

P.S: I still remember the funny comments i got on this answer........Can you repeat them?

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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-pacific-13976596

 

Yes, but you will always be the outsider.

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Yes, I actually attended one meeting out of curiosity and was asked if I was interested in joining!  It does actually give you a career advantage to belong to the party whether you agree with their philosophies/ideologies or not.  In fact Renmin University did a survey of 2010 graduates and learned that 72% of them joined the party specifically to enhance their chances of landing a decent job.

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Yes, but hey have to brig the koolaide

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