china does nothing to get liked ...... its servile .........sub standrad barainwashing ....the way it treats its people ....its dishonesty ....the way they treat animals ........ their complete self hatred for their existence .....their thieving .....its a servile nasty culture ....... the people do not talk to you unless.... you are giving them money they......... do not integrate ....very very rarely .....you saw their true colors during the lock down in their country in COVID
Negative views of China around the world are higher than ever, reveals new Pew survey
A Pew survey of 19 countries published yesterday found that unfavorable attitudes toward China reached an all-time high in countries like the U.S. and increased significantly in others.
The survey conducted between February 13 and June 3 revealed unfavorable views were mainly related to concerns over China’s human rights policies.
The Pew Research Center listed four key issues in total, with the other three being China’s military power, economic competition and its involvement in domestic politics in each country.
Respondents were asked to say whether each issue was a “very serious” or “somewhat serious” problem for their country.
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Across the nations surveyed, a top median of 79% found China’s human rights policies to be a “serious problem,” with another 47% claiming them to be a “very serious problem.”
Of the 19 countries surveyed, 10 countries showed a record-high percentage of holding unfavorable opinions of China, including Canada, Netherlands, Germany, Spain, Poland, Hungary, Greece and South Korea, with numbers ranging anywhere from 50% (Greece) to 80% (South Korea).
Japan held the highest percentage of respondents who had an unfavorable opinion of China with 87%; however, the nation’s record high was reported in 2013 with 93%.
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Interestingly enough, while unfavorable views of China showed high percentages, this did not necessarily translate to people viewing their country’s relations with China as “bad.”
For example, 82% of Americans held unfavorable views of China, but only 70% said relations with China were bad, a significantly smaller percentage.
This was even more significant in countries like Hungary and Greece, which had 52% and 50% respectively in holding unfavorable views, but only 8% and 7% when it came to saying relations with China were bad.
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