RPT - Nearly 90% Of Americans View China As Competitor Or Enemy - Poll
Faizan Hashmi Published March 05, 2021 | 02:00 AM
WASHINGTON (UrduPoint News / Sputnik - 05th March, 2021) The vast majority of Americans do not view China as a partner and express growing concerns about Beijing's human rights record and economic practices, a new Pew Research Center poll revealed on Thursday.
According to the survey results, 89 percent of adult Americans see China as a competitor or an enemy rather than a partner and support a tougher stance concerning the human rights situation in that county as well as the economy. The majority also said would support limiting the number of Chinese students allowed to study in the United States.
The Pew Research Center said it noted a significant partisan divide among Americans on issues concerning China.
Republicans are more likely to describe China as an enemy and describe a number of issues in bilateral relations as serious problems while Democrats said they largely agree with Republicans only on human rights-related issues.�
Thirty-six percent of Democrats are supportive of limiting the power and influence of China as compared to 63 percent of Republicans, the poll results showed.
Opinions are significantly divided over confidence in US President Joe Biden'a ability to deal with China with 83 percent of Democrats saying they are confident and 19 percent of Republicans saying they are not, according to the poll results.
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