THE GUARDIAN VIEW ON PERCEPTIONS OF SUPERPOWERS: THE WORLD ISN’T CHINAMAXXING, IT’S AMERICA-AVOIDANT | EDITORIAL
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According to China | The Guardian, Startling new research shows that in many countries – including old US allies – the public prefers Beijing to Washington Earlier this year, a spate of western TikTok and Instagram creators announced that they were at…
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Startling new research shows that in many countries – including old US allies – the public prefers Beijing to Washington Earlier this year, a spate of western TikTok and Instagram creators announced that they were at… The Chinamaxxing phenomenon primarily reflected the constant need of influencers for novel content.
But social media trends also reflect a growing fascination with China, as the economic historian Adam Tooze has noted. While it broods over China’s economic, military and technical advance, the Trump administration is accelerating Beijing’s diplomatic progress, as striking new polling by the Pew Research Center shows. For the first time, China and Xi Jinping are seen more favourably than the US and its president in most of the 36 major countries surveyed – including Canada, Mexico and Australia.
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- China | The Guardian: Startling new research shows that in many countries – including old US allies – the public prefers Beijing to Washington Earlier this year, a spate of western TikTok and Instagram creators announced that they were at…
- China | The Guardian: The Chinamaxxing phenomenon primarily reflected the constant need of influencers for novel content.
- China | The Guardian: But social media trends also reflect a growing fascination with China, as the economic historian Adam Tooze has noted.
- China | The Guardian: While it broods over China’s economic, military and technical advance, the Trump administration is accelerating Beijing’s diplomatic progress, as striking new polling by the Pew Research Center shows.
- China | The Guardian: For the first time, China and Xi Jinping are seen more favourably than the US and its president in most of the 36 major countries surveyed – including Canada, Mexico and Australia.
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- Published: 19 Jul 2026, 17:30 UK.
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