Chinese public is divided over whether to seek global dominance or share leadership
Summary
A study found that Chinese citizens have mixed views on whether their country should try to be a global leader or share this role with others. A significant number of Chinese people see the United States as a major threat due to economic competition and possible conflict over Taiwan. Most Chinese respondents consider Russia and North Korea as friends, while only a small percentage view the U.S. as a friendly nation.Key Facts
- A new study surveyed Chinese citizens' opinions on global affairs.
- Only 17% of surveyed Chinese citizens view the U.S. as a friend.
- 55% see U.S. economic competition as a major threat to China.
- Views are mixed on whether China should lead globally or cooperate with other nations.
- Most surveyed Chinese see Russia (83%) and North Korea (76%) as friends.
- Trade tensions escalated earlier this year after new tariffs were imposed by the U.S.
- The study was released by the Chicago Council on Global Affairs and The Carter Center.
- 61% of respondents support a balanced approach to U.S. relations, either cooperating or limiting its power when necessary.
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