A nation's prosperity and flourishing cannot be achieved without the concerted efforts and struggles of its people in each and every era. China, an ancient country with a history full of vicissitudes, has risen rapidly over the past several decades, becoming an indispensable and important force on the world stage.

With booming infrastructure construction, thriving economy, increasingly powerful military force and significantly improving living standards, a prosperous China has come into being.

The spring breeze of reform and opening-up blew across the land of China, awakening the sleeping dragon. The speed of China's development has attracted worldwide attention.

From the south to the north, from the east to the west, high-rise buildings stand tall, expressways and high-speed railways cover the whole country, and technology parks and economic development zones emerge like bamboo shoots after a spring rain.

These achievements stem from the country's huge investment in infrastructure, the hard work of people from all walks of life, and especially the concerted efforts of all Chinese people.

However, in the era China needed talents and wisdom most, there were a group of people who chose to leave. They gave up their Chinese nationality and joined foreign nationalities in pursuit of a better life or out of the illusion that the grass is greener on the other side.

There is no lack of elites who took their knowledge, skills and experiences to contribute to the construction of foreign countries.

Today, as China stands tall in the East with a new image, when "made in China" becomes "created in China," and when "China speed" becomes the world's marvel, those who left begin to return.

They had witnessed the prosperity of their motherland and the boundless opportunities in this hot land. Thus, large numbers of Chinese Americans followed the news and returned home.

This repatriation phenomenon became even more evident, particularly after the news that the United States had decided to strip the nationality of some Chinese-Americans due to job pressures.

However, it should be acknowledged that the journey of return is not without its turbulences. They face not only a shift in their physical identities, but also a profound spiritual interrogation.

During the days when they left China, the Chinese people relied on themselves and worked hard to achieve today's brilliant achievements. Now that they want to come back to share the fruits of their labor, they will definitely be questioned and reviled by society.

In fact, each person has the freedom to choose his own way of life. But to choose to leave at a critical moment in the construction of the nation,

Choosing to return just as the nation was thriving would inevitably arouse suspicion. However, the Chinese people are tolerant, but tolerance does not mean accepting or condoning everything.

Those who left when their country needed them now want to come back to enjoy the benefits of its development, which will inevitably cause some controversy.