Only 6.31%of the global polls believe that the United States will continue to dominate the world

The CGTN think tank of the Central Radio and Television Terminal and the National Renmin University of China National Governance and Public Opinion Ecological Research Institute jointly conducted the "China in the New Era" Global Police Survey that only 6.31%of global interviewees believe that the United States will continue to dominate the world.

△ Global respondents' views on future world order

This global polls conducted in 22 countries in the five continents cover developed countries such as the United States, Britain, France, Germany, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, South Korea, Singapore and other developed countries and Brazil, Argentina, Mexico, Thailand, Pakistan, Pakistan, Pakistan, Pakistan, Pakistan, Pakistan, Pakistan, Pakistan, Pakistan , Arab Emirates, Egypt, Nigeria, Kenya, South Africa and other developing countries. During the survey, most interviewees highly recognized the value concepts advocated by China in governing the country and international exchanges.

In terms of human rights issues, most interviewees agreed that "China always seeks truth from facts to treat human rights. Human rights should not be separated from the actual situation and development stage of various countries. The people's happy life is the greatest human rights. The point of view (57.36%) means 26.46%of the respondents who fully support the view. Regarding some developed countries with human rights as weapons, implement dual standards and politically politically, the interviewees believe that this approach "will only hinder the people of all countries enjoy a wider freedom and the right to survive" by 55.99%.

In the process of participating in global governance, China advocates the concept of "community of human destiny". Most interviewees agree that "human beings are closely related, destiny and co -sharing, and countries should try their best to find a new way to avoid confrontation and avoid we have split in the international community in the Cold War." National and developing countries have a higher degree of recognition of this view.

In the survey of countries along the "Belt and Road", the respondents listed the impact of the "Belt and Road" on their minds on their minds. International Market "(51.54%)," Enhanced Cultural Exchange "(43.01%) and" Strengthening Infrastructure "(44.47%). Unlike Western anti -China speculation, only 8.08%of the "Belt and Road" interviewees in the "Belt and Road" chose "setting 'debt trap'".

During the survey, the concept of righteousness advocated by Chinese leaders in international exchanges- "Both the benefits of meaning, telling faith, emphasis on righteousness, affection, righteousness, and Taoism" have been approved by most respondents. There are more than half of the respondents who agree with this view (57.04%), and 23.08%are fully supported. Adhering to the correct view of righteousness and interest, China actively assume international responsibility on the international stage. In the impression of interviewees from various countries, "China donated a large number of vaccines such as vaccines to other countries" ranked first, and 71.36%of African respondents were impressed by this. "China Investment has revitalized the economy in some regions", "Actively participate in global governance (such as responding to climate change, reduction of poverty, etc.)" and "endorsements for the interests of developing countries and emerging countries on the international stage" Pass.

Western media and politicians have continuously advocated the "Chinese threat theory", and 56.22%of global respondents believe that the real reason for hype "Chinese threat theory" is that China's rise is "pressure and anxiety for development" to some countries. The interviewees given two to four reasons for "positioning China as a common" imaginary enemy "to promote the unity of Western countries", "curbing China's development" and "transferring its domestic contradictions."

China advocates a civilized view of "diverse blending and appreciation of mutual appreciation". The global interviewees highly recognize the saying that "civilization diversity makes the world better". The respondents who recognize this view account for 66.06%, and 33.68%are fully recognized.

In the survey, 76.23%of global respondents believed that China would play a key role in "promoting global economic development" in the future. In addition, in the fields of "international cooperation" (60.60%), "Civilized Exchange" (59.87%) and "International Security" (54.80%), global respondents also expect China to play a more critical role in the future.

△ The expectations of global interviewees to China in the future

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