Negative views of China persist in US, report finds
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For the fifth year in a row, about eight out of 10 Americans have unfavorable views of China, with many saying limiting Beijing’s power is a top priority, according to a public opinion survey released by the Washington-based Pew Research Center. 81% of Americans have an unfavorable view of China, including 43% who hold a very unfavorable view of the country. Republicans are far more likely to hold negative views of China than Democrats are. Conservative Republicans are more likely than moderate or liberal Republicans to hold negative views of China and view Beijing as an enemy. Older people are also more likely to be wary of China, with Americans over the age of 65 tending to hold more unfavorable views of Beijing. More than 80% of Americans think China has at least a fair amount of influence on U.S. economic conditions, and of those, 79% think that influence is negative. About six out of 10 Americans, or 61%, say they are at least somewhat concerned about territorial disputes between China and its neighbors.
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