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    October 4, 2016
    Chinese Public Sees More Powerful Role in World, Names U.S. as Top Threat
    Pew Research Center China TOPLINE FOR RELEASE FINAL October 5 2016

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    Pew Research Center China TOPLINE FOR RELEASE FINAL October 5 2016
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    Chinese Public Sees More Powerful Role in World, Names U.S. as Top Threat
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    Chinese see their global role expanding
    In China, mixed views of U.S.
    Rising concerns about the safety of food, medicine
    Chinese willing to trade growth for cleaner air
    Chinese, more than Americans, believe their country plays greater global role
    Corrupt officials are top Chinese concern
    Chinese optimistic that corruption will get better
    Economic optimism abounds
    Chinese most concerned about U.S.
    Most Chinese look inward
    Chinese back measures to help developing countries
    Chinese divided on how to defeat terrorism
    Fluctuating views of the U.S.
    Chinese and Americans differ on the trajectory of their nation’s global role over last decade
    Chinese concerned about territorial disputes with neighboring countries
    Chinese views of the UN rebound
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