Do you have a passport photo attached to your passport?

No, the photos on the passport are scanned.

The photo is a straight-edged, bareheaded, full-body color identity photo (glossy paper) of the holder, wearing a dark collar shirt. State officials do not wear standard clothes, and women are not allowed to wear shoulder hair and jewelry to take pictures. Photos are limited to one person.

The background of the photo is white (the background of the photo with white hair and baldness must be light blue), and three complete two-inch recent photos are not accepted. Guangdong province uses a light blue background. Photos require clear portraits, rich layers, and natural expressions (too white face, yin and yang face, too long neck, too narrow width on both sides of the photo, and reflective glasses).

One-time snapshots, remake photos, and digital photos printed by various color printers are not acceptable). Portrait size requirements of the original photo: the size of the half-length ID photo is 48 mm× 33 mm (together with the side width of 50 mm× 35 mm), the head width is 2 1 ~ 24 mm, the head length is 28 ~ 33 mm, and the head size is beyond the specified size range.

Extended data:

Diplomatic passports are mainly issued to China government officials, such as vice ministers and deputy governors, heads and deputy heads of important delegations such as the party, government and army, as well as diplomatic officials, consular officials and their accompanying spouses, minor children and diplomatic envoys.

Official passports are mainly issued to the staff of Chinese government departments at all levels, Chinese embassies and consulates abroad, foreign consular offices, the United Nations system and its related specialized agencies, as well as spouses and minor children.

Official passports are mainly issued to China state-owned enterprises and institutions, public education, senior trainers, visiting scholars and those who go abroad for business activities such as economy, trade, culture, sports, health and scientific and technological exchanges. Be sent to work abroad.

References:

Baidu encyclopedia-passport