I don’t think this statement is 100% true.

Most of the overseas Chinese love their motherland.

Even if they became citizens of the foreign countries, they still cherish those sweet memories from China.
They love to visit China.

In fact, a huge number of overseas Chinese plans to get back to China “some” day. A good number of my teachers at Fudan University have/had foreign degrees. They went overseas for studies, worked there for a while, and got back to China in due course.

Not to mention, the widespread racism against the Asians is also a reason the West is witnessing brain drain.
Motherland is the motherland. We all love China.
- Chinese Short Stories (HSK All Levels)
- Chinese Literature: Famous Novels
- Chinese History Books (HSK All Levels)
- Biography (Most Famous People in Chinese History)
- Books to Learn Chinese Geography (HSK All Levels)
Hence, I feel most of the overseas Chinese have good opinion about China.
You can find a few exceptions. But exceptions are virtually everywhere.