How China Views the U.S. Presidential Election

What China Thinks of the 2024 US Election - Newsweek

"The Chinese people and the Chinese government are watching closely what's going on in the U.S.," Xu Qindao told Newsweek.

China's watching the US election – but doesn't see much ... - CNN

Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump. Getty Images. Editor's Note: Sign up for CNN's Meanwhile in China newsletter ...

China pushes divisive narratives amid heated US election - VOA News

A recent Xinhua video lampooned U.S. President-elect Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris, capitalizing on divisive topics.

How China Views the US Presidential Election by Ian Bremmer

Though Chinese leaders are watching the US presidential election closely, they have already convinced themselves that the next American administration will be ...

2024 U.S. Election: As America Votes, China Is Watching

Welcome to Foreign Policy's China Brief. The highlights this week: China watches the U.S. presidential election carefully though it is not ...

How China sees the U.S. presidential election: 'It's high political drama'

Both Kamala Harris and Donald Trump have campaigned with a hard stance against Chinese competition. And little wonder: Surveys show that U.S. ...

Beijing's prefers neither: China's view of the US election - The Hill

But like Biden, Harris would likely not pursue complete decoupling from China. Given China's deep integration into the global economy, ...

Chinese public's eyes turn to US election as Americans in country ...

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China will work with US, government says, but more rivalry expected ...

China will work with the U.S. on the basis of mutual respect, it said on Wednesday as Donald Trump closed in on victory in the presidential ...

Analyzing how China views the 2024 U.S. Presidential Election

Both the Republican candidate and former president, Donald Trump, and the Democratic candidate and current vice president, Kamala Harris, have ...

How does China view the US election? Fareed's conversation with ...

How does China view the US election? Fareed's conversation with Wall Street Journal chief China correspondent Lingling Wei, from today's ...

How China Might View a Second Trump Administration - YouTube

In this episode of the ChinaPower Podcast, Mr. Rick Waters joins us to discuss what the recent U.S. presidential election results mean for ...

China plans for more intense competition, whoever wins the US ...

While the rest of the world weighs the impact of a Donald Trump or a Kamala Harris victory in November's US presidential election, both candidates present ...

Xi Jinping and the US election - POLITICO.eu

China Watcher. Decoding transatlantic relations with Beijing, a bi-weekly newsletter out every Tuesday and Thursday at 11:00 a.m. CET and 5:00 ...

How China's social media views the U.S. election - NBC News

NBC News' Janis Mackey Frayer reports from Beijing on an apparent difference of opinion between the Chinese government and the country's ...

Trump Wins the 2024 US Presidential Election: Implications for China

President Trump initiated a trade war with China in 2018, imposing tariffs of up to 25 percent on a range of Chinese goods under Section 301 of ...

How China viewed Trump, Harris & the 2024 US Presidential Elections

'In Chinese discourse, neither candidate's victory was being viewed as beneficial to China, given the bipartisan alignment on a hardline ...

Taiwan and trade: how China sees its future with the US after the ...

Beijing does not see there being much difference between a Democratic- or Republican-controlled White House.

US election: Who does China want in the White House?

There is 'basically no difference between the Republicans and Democrats in their attitudes towards China,' says academic Hongda Fan · Beijing ' ...

Harris or Trump? What Chinese people want from US election - BBC

People in Beijing tell the BBC's Laura Bicker their hopes and fears about who will win the White House race.