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Americans Are Critical of China’s Global Role – as Well as Its Relationship With Russia
Democrats are more likely than Republicans to say U.S. and China can cooperate on key issues
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- Americans Are Critical of China’s Global Role – as Well as Its Relationship With Russia
- Majority of Americans see the China-Russia relationship as a very serious problem for the U.S.
- Most Americans are critical of China’s role in the world
- Most Americans are critical of China’s role in the world
- Democrats are more likely than Republicans to say U.S. and China can cooperate on key issues
- U.S. opinion of China remains negative
- Over half of U.S. adults ages 50 and older are very unfavorable of China
- About half of Republicans see China as an enemy
- Conservative Republicans are most critical of China’s international behavior
- Majority of Americans see China’s partnership with Russia as a very serious problem
- Older Americans and conservatives more likely to see economic competition with China as a problem
- Seven-in-ten conservative Republicans say China is main benefactor of U.S.-China trade relationship
- Americans regard China highly for their technology and military
- Americans have limited confidence in American social media companies but are even more wary of Chinese social media companies
- Conservative Republicans and liberal Democrats are more concerned about China’s human rights policies
- Majority of Republicans have no confidence at all in Xi on world affairs
- Americans pessimistic about working with China to handle international conflicts, climate change or the spread of infectious diseases
- Older Americans are less optimistic about the possibility of cooperation with China on key issues