Only 80 %, 16 % against idiot extremists, you are liar.
Even 5% didn't supported it, it's interesting result in country like China where CPC brainwashed his people.
This isn't exactly breaking news. However, most people do not realize the unanimous Han support for the current CCP government of Hu Jintao and Grandpa Wen.
93% Chinese Support Hu Jintao: Global Leadership Poll
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93% Chinese Support Hu Jintao: Global Leadership Poll
June 23, 2008
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Global Leadership Poll
Chinese President Hu Jintao got a 93 percent confidence ranking in the middle kingdom -- which proved that "when you're on the rise, there's an upbeat feeling that leads to a sunnier disposition" -- The Chinese feel that life is working for them!"
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97 percent of Chinese think the direction China has taken is correct
Did I say 93% approval rating for the Hu-Wen administration? I meant to say: "About 97 percent of Chinese think the direction China has taken is correct...."
http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/china/2010-03...ent_9599782.htm
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Survey: China moving ahead
By Yu Tianyu (China Daily)
Updated:
2010-03-17 06:50
BEIJING: Most Chinese as well as expatriates believe the country is rising and is progressing in the right direction, a survey has found.
The poll on China's image and status, conducted by the China Development Research Foundation (CDRF) and Horizon Research Consultancy Group interviewed 1,754 Chinese aged 18-65 and 313 adult foreigners in seven cities including Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou.
According to the survey, nearly two in three Chinese believe the country is on an upward spiral, while a little more than half of expats think so.
About 97 percent of Chinese think the direction China has taken is correct, compared to 81.8 percent for expats.
In addition, nearly all Chinese are confident about the country's future, compared to nine in 10 for expats.
Victor Yuan, chairman of Horizon Group, said the results suggest the nation's achievements in the past decades and its rise - both economically and politically - have helped improve its image among expats and the Chinese.
Yu Lin, a 38-year-old Beijing taxi driver, said: "Many big events, such as the Beijing Olympic Games, have bolstered pride and confidence in our country."
Luee Sun, a purchase executive for departments stores, called China's rise "a great story" which has helped shift the center of gravity of many industries to China.
But Lu Mai, secretary general of CDRF, said some Chinese people are too optimistic, as the survey found that 22.1 percent of the Chinese think the country has risen. "Don't forget that more than 100 million people in China are still living below the poverty line," Lu said.
The survey showed that the most urgent task is to ensure social wealth is distributed more fairly, with 42.3 percent of the Chinese and 30.7 percent of expats of that view.
About 825,000 have more than 10 million yuan ($1.47 million) of wealth each; among them, 51,000 are worth more than 100 million yuan each, according to the Hurun report on China's wealthy.
The per capita disposable income of urban residents was 17,175 yuan in 2009, and the net per capita income of rural residents was 5,153 yuan, according to the National Bureau of Statistics.
The survey also found that the most severe social problems faced by China are employment, medical reform and housing prices.
On the international front, most of the respondents - both Chinese and expats - ranked the United States as the No 1 threat to China's development now and in the next decade, followed by Japan, Russia and the European Union.
But the US is also ranked first as the country most important both economically and politically to China now and in the next 10 years."
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China's government (88% trust it) is the most trusted in the world
Let's compare the trust among Chinese citizens in the CCP (88% trust) and the foreigners living in democratic nations. Why would Chinese want to emulate the inferior and far-less-trustworthy democratic model in the United States (40% trust) or India (44% trust)?
2011 Edelman Trust Barometer (see page 7 at
http://www.edelman.com/trust/2011/uploads/Edelman Trust Barometer Global Deck.pdf).
Edelman (e.g. company behind "Edelman Trust Barometer") is the "world's largest independent public relations firm with over 3,100 employees in 54 offices worldwide" (see
Davos Diary - The United States and the Trust Barometer).
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China's growing prosperity is clear for all to see.
Countries are like people. They have personalities that reflect the character of a particular country, its culture, history, traditions, and people.
America is a country based on individualism and democracy works very well for Americans. In America, the basic unit of society is the individual and his/her ambitions.
However, looking at Chinese history, it is obvious China's Confucian culture is a collectivist society. Chinese people are most comfortable working in groups. For the past 30 years, the economic and technological advancements accomplished under the CCP have been astonishing.
Thirty years of breathtaking progress have shown that China has found a socioeconomic system that works best for Chinese people. China will continue to pursue "socialism with Chinese characteristics" for the betterment of all Chinese people (except for the tiny disgruntled democracy agitators working for the CIA).
It is unreasonable to call for democracy in China at this time. Democracy in China under Chiang Kai Shek and the Kuomintang did not work. China was impoverished and invaded by foreigners. Today, under the CCP, China possesses advanced thermonuclear weapons and stealth technology to defend the country.
The CCP is doing a great job and it is governing China with the consent of the people. Someone once said that the CCP is the best government that China has had in the last 5,000 years. 88% of Chinese agree.
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Survey: 88 percent of Chinese trust government - People's Daily Online
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Survey: 88 percent of Chinese trust government
16:04, January 27, 2011
On Jan. 26, the 2011 Edelman Trust Barometer, which ranks institutions by the amount of trust people have in them, was released by Edelman, one of the top five global public relations firms. The report shows that China ranked first in the world in terms of trust in government with 88 percent trust.
The tradition in recent years is that Edelman releases the results of the annual Edelman Trust Barometer before start of the annual World Economic Forum meeting.
Trust in government in China has increased by 14 percentage points, up from 74 percent to 88 percent. In addition, the trust in government in Brazil has risen sharply, up from 39 percent in 2010 to 85 percent this year.
However, trust in government fell in the United States from 46 percent to 40 percent.
By People's Daily Online"
