What Chinese Citizens Think About Trump vs. Harris in the U.S. Election

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As the U.S. election heats up, people in China are sharing their hopes and fears about a potential Trump or Harris presidency. From worries over Taiwan and trade to opinions on U.S. foreign policy, find out what Chinese citizens think about the global stakes of this race! Location: London WooGlobe Ref : WGA207762 For licensing and to use this video, please email licensing@wooglobe.com

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00:00In Beijing's Ritan Park, the U.S. election is sparking conversations, and concerns.

00:05As tensions between China and the U.S. grow over Taiwan, trade, and world conflicts,

00:11many wonder, who would be better for China, Trump or Harris?

00:16Mr. Xiang, a retiree learning new dance moves, says what many are thinking,

00:20we don't want war. Peace is what we need.

00:24Mr. Meng, in his 70s, is hoping Trump will win.

00:28He believes Trump, despite his economic sanctions on China, is less likely to start wars.

00:34Trump wants deals, not conflict, he says.

00:37Biden, on the other hand, supports wars, like in Ukraine.

00:41And these sisters agree.

00:43They point out Trump's bold promise to end the war in Ukraine within 24 hours of taking office.

00:49But not everyone is a fan.

00:51This father, out with his family, fears Trump's hardline stance on Taiwan could lead to conflict.

00:56I don't want my son to be forced into military service, he says.

01:01Meanwhile, young people like Lily and Anna express pride in their country,

01:05but also admire American culture, especially the Avengers and Taylor Swift.

01:1017-year-old Lucy dreams of studying in the U.S.

01:13She's excited about Harris, calling her candidacy a big step for gender equality.

01:18So, what does China really want from this U.S. election?

01:21Peace, stability, and maybe, a little more Captain America.

01:25What do you think?

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