A post claiming that a person, who says they are a former Chinese national now residing in Japan, was pressured to restore their Chinese nationality and forced to declare their intent to renounce Japanese citizenship during a temporary return to China, has become a hot topic on Chinese social media.

The poster claims that they can no longer access bank accounts or various online services and have been prohibited from leaving the country until 2036.

*At this time, the truthfulness or details of the post's content have not been verified. The following is the poster's own account.

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"I am a former Chinese national living in Japan.

On July 2, my entire family returned to China for a visit, planning to head back to Japan in late July. However, I was stopped from boarding just 5 minutes before takeoff.

After that, my family members were interrogated separately and told, 'If you don't cooperate, your three children will become orphans and could be sent to a welfare facility.'

Considering my children, I stated in front of a camera, 'Of my own free will, I renounce my Japanese nationality and restore my Chinese nationality.'

Afterward, I could no longer access my bank accounts, Alipay, WeChat, and so on, and a message appeared saying, 'Register with the local public security bureau.'

At the public security bureau, I was informed, 'You are prohibited from leaving the country until 2036.'

My family of five has lived in Japan for 13 years, and in Japan, I've been running a company for over 20 years, with assets of about 80 million yuan (1.7 billion yen), and more than 40 employees.

Everything came to a sudden halt, and I'm at a loss for words.

I had seen news about Gui Minhai's case before, but I never imagined something like this would happen to me."

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