Global Attitudes
Chinese Feel More Positive Than Americans
According to the Pew Research Center, the Chinese are pretty upbeat about the evolving role of their country in the world. Americans on the other hand seem to be pretty downbeat, with only 21 percent saying their country plays as important a role as it did 10 years ago. The survey was conducted last spring, perhaps Americans feel a little better a year on.
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Chinese & U.S. attitudes towards the evolving role of their country in the past 10 years (in percent)
Share of people who agree that China or the U.S. will have a positive influence on world affairs over the next decade in 2026, by geographic region
Change in public view on the United States during the last three years in China as of March 2022
Chinese public attitudes towards foreign affairs and international relationships as of 1st quarter of 2023
Share of people worldwide who agree that China will have a positive influence on world affairs over the next decade in 2019
Favorable opinion of China by selected countries worldwide in 2011
Chinese-Australian residents' belief in the possibility to maintain good relations with both China and the U.S. as of October 2021
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