Opinion Chinese No Longer Recognize The America They Once Admired The New York Times

By switzerlandersing On Sep 9, 2025

Opinion | America Should Open Its Arms To Chinese Students - The New York Times

Opinion | America Should Open Its Arms To Chinese Students - The New York Times But when u.s. led nato forces mistakenly bombed the chinese embassy in belgrade, serbia, in 1999 during the kosovo war, our idolizing of america began to wane. We once sought to learn from u.s. successes; now we study its mistakes so that we can avoid them. the sense of america as a dangerous force in the world has filtered into chinese public attitudes as well.

Opinion | China Doesn’t Respect Us Anymore — For Good Reason - The New York Times

Opinion | China Doesn’t Respect Us Anymore — For Good Reason - The New York Times My generation of chinese looked up to the united states. when i was a university student in northwestern china in the late 1990s, my friends and i tuned in to shortwave broadcasts of voice of america, polishing our english while soaking up american and world news. Yet the us, once worshiped in chinese public opinion, has lost nearly 600,000 people in the epidemic and it is not over there yet. When we look at america’s enormous pandemic toll, gun violence, political divisions and the attack on the u.s. capitol, it only reminds chinese people of our own chaotic past that we have left behind. But when u.s. led nato forces mistakenly bombed the chinese embassy in belgrade, serbia, in 1999 during the kosovo war, our idolizing of america began to wane. three people were killed in that attack, and 20 were wounded.

Opinion | Embracing My Chinese-American Identity - The New York Times

Opinion | Embracing My Chinese-American Identity - The New York Times When we look at america’s enormous pandemic toll, gun violence, political divisions and the attack on the u.s. capitol, it only reminds chinese people of our own chaotic past that we have left behind. But when u.s. led nato forces mistakenly bombed the chinese embassy in belgrade, serbia, in 1999 during the kosovo war, our idolizing of america began to wane. three people were killed in that attack, and 20 were wounded. The new york times beijing — my generation of chinese looked up to the united states. when i was a university student in northwestern china in the late 1990s, my friends and i tuned in to shortwave broadcasts of voice of america, polishing our english while soaking up american and world news. At last week’s alaska meeting between america’s and china’s top diplomats, chinese officials made it quite clear that they no longer fear our criticism, because they don’t respect us as. It's not that chinese leaders no longer care what the americans think. they're just so much more worried about what ordinary chinese think. Chinese people no longer look up to america, but solving some of the planet's biggest problems requires cooperation from china and the united states, a chinese scholar wrote in an opinion piece published on the new york times website on wednesday.

Opinion | Exiled To English - The New York Times

Opinion | Exiled To English - The New York Times The new york times beijing — my generation of chinese looked up to the united states. when i was a university student in northwestern china in the late 1990s, my friends and i tuned in to shortwave broadcasts of voice of america, polishing our english while soaking up american and world news. At last week’s alaska meeting between america’s and china’s top diplomats, chinese officials made it quite clear that they no longer fear our criticism, because they don’t respect us as. It's not that chinese leaders no longer care what the americans think. they're just so much more worried about what ordinary chinese think. Chinese people no longer look up to america, but solving some of the planet's biggest problems requires cooperation from china and the united states, a chinese scholar wrote in an opinion piece published on the new york times website on wednesday.

Opinion | A View From China On How Perceptions Of America Have Changed - The New York Times

Opinion | A View From China On How Perceptions Of America Have Changed - The New York Times It's not that chinese leaders no longer care what the americans think. they're just so much more worried about what ordinary chinese think. Chinese people no longer look up to america, but solving some of the planet's biggest problems requires cooperation from china and the united states, a chinese scholar wrote in an opinion piece published on the new york times website on wednesday.