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Global views of China

Reports quite often list opinions of USA, but global opinions of other countries are rarer. The table below come from the Pew Research Center looks at the opinions people have about China.

I was interested in how variable the figures were. US legislators often appear to be anti-Chinese, calling for increased tariffs and quotas, but the public seem marginally favourable, but less so than the affable Canadians. Within Western Europe the least favourable to China were Italy and Germany. Around the Mediterranean Turkey and Morocco were very unfavourable. Whilst most Asian countries were favourable towards China, Japan took a very different view, with just 29% being favourable.