When Zhang Tie-Lin responded to the nationality question, his contradiction was questioned by netizens. Is that an explanation?

Hello, everyone. Speaking of Zhang Tie-Lin, everyone must be familiar with him. He played the emperor in Princess Zhu Huan and the emperor with iron teeth and copper teeth in Ji Xiaolan. When interviewing Zhang Tie-Lin to answer the nationality question, Zhang Tie-Lin's response in the first interview made many netizens question it.

In the interview 1, the person in charge mentioned that he was British and was filming in China. He responded: "We went abroad long ago that year, and we had the opportunity to be naturalized abroad. Actually, it's just a simple life. Seriously, traveling is relatively easy. Loans, life, documents, including my film association in Britain at that time, often traveled to and from other cities for many activities, and our passports at that time were not easy to use. When a friend asked him how he felt about becoming a British citizen, Zhang Tie-Lin responded: "After I became a British citizen, I felt it was easier for me to work for China with a foreign passport, and it was easier for me to speak Chinese, do things and promote things in China in China. "

Zhang Tie-Lin has repeatedly said that since he became a British citizen, he can speak Chinese and do things in China with a British passport, which can better promote China culture. He said it would be easier this way. Faced with such a response, many netizens questioned why China culture should not be promoted in Britain. If you really want to promote China culture, you should speak Chinese in Britain and do things in China, so as to promote China culture.

There is also "I have stayed in China for decades and don't like going abroad", but in the face of this sentence, many netizens are even more indignant. You have been in China for decades, why don't you change your nationality back? Why do you want to make contributions abroad after fishing in China? Zhang Tie-Lin's response: I don't like going abroad, so many netizens said, of course you don't like going abroad. You are nothing when you go abroad. Can the British buy your account? You can also make money at home.

Therefore, many words in Zhang Tie-Lin's response are consistent with words and deeds. As many netizens said, you have worked in China for decades. Why not change your nationality back? Since you don't like going abroad, why don't you take your family back? Since you want to promote China culture, why not go to England? What do you think of such a response that matches words with deeds? Farewell friends, leave a message below to express your thoughts.