Growing Number of Americans View China as an Enemy, Pew Survey Finds
Recent data reveals a significant increase in U.S. citizens labeling China as an adversary, reflecting heightened tensions and concerns over economic and global influence.
- A new Pew Research Center survey indicates that 42% of Americans now see China as an enemy, marking the highest level since the question was first asked in 2021.
- Despite efforts to stabilize U.S.-China relations, public sentiment remains largely unfavorable, with 81% of Americans holding a negative view of China.
- Political divisions are evident, as Republicans are twice as likely as Democrats to view China very unfavorably and consider it an enemy.
- Economic factors play a significant role, with a majority believing China's influence on the U.S. economy is negative.
- Younger Americans are less likely to view China negatively compared to older adults, highlighting a generational divide in perceptions.
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