A new Pew Research Centre survey shows China at lower favourability ratings among Americans, with nine in 10 regarding it a competitor or an enemy, rather than a partner, and two-thirds reporting a “cold” feeling toward the country. Photo: Shutterstock A new Pew Research Centre survey shows China at lower favourability ratings among Americans, with nine in 10 regarding it a competitor or an enemy, rather than a partner, and two-thirds reporting a “cold” feeling toward the country. Photo: Shutterstock
A new Pew Research Centre survey shows China at lower favourability ratings among Americans, with nine in 10 regarding it a competitor or an enemy, rather than a partner, and two-thirds reporting a “cold” feeling toward the country. Photo: Shutterstock
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Anti-China sentiment in US continues to rise, Pew survey finds

  • Nine in 10 Americans now view China as a competitor or an enemy, rather than a partner, poll suggests
  • Two-thirds of respondents have ‘cold feelings’ towards Beijing, up from 46 per cent in 2018

Topic |   US-China relations
Mark Magnier
Mark Magnier in Washington

Updated: 3:04am, 5 Mar, 2021

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A new Pew Research Centre survey shows China at lower favourability ratings among Americans, with nine in 10 regarding it a competitor or an enemy, rather than a partner, and two-thirds reporting a “cold” feeling toward the country. Photo: Shutterstock A new Pew Research Centre survey shows China at lower favourability ratings among Americans, with nine in 10 regarding it a competitor or an enemy, rather than a partner, and two-thirds reporting a “cold” feeling toward the country. Photo: Shutterstock
A new Pew Research Centre survey shows China at lower favourability ratings among Americans, with nine in 10 regarding it a competitor or an enemy, rather than a partner, and two-thirds reporting a “cold” feeling toward the country. Photo: Shutterstock
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