What are the consequences of writing on the passport?

"Wolf Warrior 2" became a hit, and the line on the back cover of the passport at the end, "Citizens of the People's Republic of China, when you encounter danger overseas..." also became popular.

Does this line really appear on the back cover of the passport? If not, what will be the result if you write it down yourself? Is the incident circulating on the Internet about "people being refused exit because they filled in these lines on their passports themselves" really so serious?

The reporter learned from the Exit-Entry Administration Bureau of the Beijing Municipal Public Security Bureau that, let alone writing so many lines, it is very possible to have smears on any page of the passport or missing corners of the passport. Resulting in obstacles when entering and leaving the country.

Recently, a photo of a strange passport began to circulate on the Internet; on the back cover, following the format of the ending of "Wolf Warrior 2", there were written the words that made many viewers excited: "...behind you, Have a strong motherland.” It was originally just a plot point in the movie, but some viewers who were too deeply involved in the movie believed it to be true.

“Beijing has not found any cases where people are unable to leave the country because they hold passports that have been altered by themselves.” Yesterday, Sun Jing, deputy squadron leader of the Exit-Entry Administration Bureau of the Municipal Public Security Bureau, told reporters. Having just finished watching "Wolf Warrior 2", she once felt patriotic when the passport appeared at the end, but she did not expect that jokes related to this plot would appear now.

Sun Jing said that things like this kind of smearing on the passport, resulting in the inability to enter and exit normally, have indeed happened many times. "If someone is really into this, I wonder if he mistakenly believes that there is no visa page on the back cover of the passport, and there is no need to stamp it when entering and exiting, so he feels that he can write whatever he wants."

At the reception window of the Beijing Exit-Entry Administration Bureau, police officers have dealt with countless defaced and damaged passports. The most common ones are smearing, being washed with water, and being bitten by dogs. "Not long ago, there was a young mother who looked like she was about to cry when she arrived. When I looked at her passport, there was a small flower drawn on each page."

Sun Jing said that this "The naughty mother" was about to go to the United States for a business trip, and she had prepared her passport in advance. One day when the travel date was approaching, she suddenly found her child writing furiously on her passport with a watercolor pen. She grabbed it and took a look, and the first two pages were drawn. The little flowers have been painted.

"There are also passports, when I came to replace them, the cover was broken, and there were a few teeth marks on it. No need to ask, they were bitten by dogs. There were even some that had been washed by the washing machine, and the RMB was It can still be used after washing, but the passport cannot. This kind of document with good binding and printing quality can be easily broken into pieces by water," Sun Jing told reporters, even if the passport is sometimes placed in a certain position in the drawer. It was pressed down, and a small corner was torn off when it was suddenly taken out. It is also likely to be blocked when leaving the country.

In the past, the only part of the passport that citizens were allowed to write was the signature, but now applicants sign it in advance when applying for a passport, and the police are responsible for scanning it onto the document. Sun Jing said that there is no specific prohibition in the law, saying that you cannot write anything on it, but according to general international principles, "it is not recommended to write anything." Once it is written, due to the inconsistent border inspection regulations of various countries, , very prone to trouble.

You cannot write on the back of your passport, but you can keep the strength of the motherland in mind.

Currently, if a passport is stained or damaged, the only remedy is to obtain a new passport from the immigration administration department. It usually takes 10 working days. If the citizen meets the expedited conditions, he can receive it within 5 to 7 working days. However, the conditions for expediting are relatively strict and are generally limited to "the start of school is approaching; valid visas or entry permits to other countries are about to expire; visiting critically ill patients or needing medical treatment for critical illness; attending funerals."

I don’t understand. The part in the movie is just subtitles at best. How can it be considered as writing on the passport?