Dual citizenship is a complex and nuanced issue for Hong Kong residents, with a web of legal and political factors at play.

While the Basic Law of Hong Kong, the city's mini-constitution, allows for the possibility of dual citizenship, the reality is more complicated.

Historically, the British government granted British National Overseas (BNO) status to Hong Kong residents prior to the 1997 handover to China.

This allowed them to hold a form of British citizenship, even after the transition of sovereignty to China.

However, the Chinese government has taken a firm stance against dual nationality, viewing it as a threat to national unity and loyalty. - https://hongkongfocusguide.com/blog/can-hong-kong-citizens-have-dual-citizenship/?unique_id_7uh76avr

"The Dual Citizenship Dilemma: Navigating Hong Kong's Citizenship Laws"