China public opinion

A new survey taken after the Russian invasion of Ukraine finds that the Chinese are very negative about the U.S., very positive about Russia – and very confident about China.

A viral lockdown trend illustrates some of China’s attitudes to international relations and people-to-people diplomacy – including persistent stereotypes.

Many Chinese believe that Russia faces a real security threat from the United States – and that China will face a similar threat in the future.

The widening perception gap between the Chinese and Western publics points to long-term divergence.

A new survey on a niche product provides a window into changing attitudes, and even has implications for Chinese national security.

Western media have lost a good deal of their credibility with ordinary Chinese. How can they recover that trust?

100 years of the party’s existence, 72 years of its rule – and about 40 years actually worth celebrating.

Analyzing the regime preferences of people in mainland China and Hong Kong during the pandemic.

Understanding how ordinary Chinese people view the relationship is a crucial, but often overlooked, element in getting U.S. policy right.

Perceptions of China have darkened in the United States and much of Europe. Are those feelings mutual?

Why have Chinese citizens shown even stronger support for Xi Jinping during the COVID-19 crisis?