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Pew Research CenterMay 11, 2020
In Taiwan, Views of Mainland China Mostly Negative

Adults ages 18 to 29 in Asia-Pacific more favorable toward U.S. than China, including in Taiwan

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Adults ages 18 to 29 in Asia-Pacific more favorable toward U.S. than China, including in Taiwan

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In Taiwan, Views of Mainland China Mostly Negative
In Taiwan, more positive attitudes toward U.S. than mainland China, particularly on political relations
DPP supporters more positive toward U.S. than mainland China
Younger people more keen on economic ties with U.S.
Little appetite in Taiwan for closer political relations with Beijing
Supporters of the KMT more willing to increase ties with mainland China
Closer relations with the U.S. a welcomed prospect in Taiwan
Closer ties with the U.S. welcomed across the board in Taiwan
Views in Asia-Pacific toward U.S.
Views in Asia-Pacific toward China
Adults ages 18 to 29 in Asia-Pacific more favorable toward U.S. than China, including in Taiwan
Most in Taiwan identify as Taiwanese, but there are large partisan differences
DPP supporters and independents mostly see themselves as Taiwanese

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