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Americans Go Negative on China—And Now Hong Kong Lights a Spark

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May 26, 2020
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Fully two-thirds (66%) of Americans say they have a negative view of China, the largest unfavorable share since Pew began asking this question in 2005. Over the years, Americans age 50+ have consistently viewed China much more negatively than those ages 18 to 29, but for the first time, the majority of young Americans now also have a negative opinion. 

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