More people around the world now prefer China to America, according to a Pew survey.

Respondents were asked to have a very favorable, somewhat favorable, somewhat unfavorable, or very unfavorable opinion of each superhero.

The research center found that in 25 of the 36 countries, people have a more favorable view of China than the US.

In the year It’s the first time the center, which has been tracking global sentiment toward superpowers since 2002, has found such results in so many countries, said Jonathan Shulman, one of the study’s researchers.

Pew has already seen positive trends in the US – in 2010 In 2008, at the end of the George W. Bush administration, and in 2017, at the beginning of Trump’s first term.

However, even then, favorable views of China were about the same or slightly lower, Shulman told the BBC.

Spain, Indonesia, Italy, Greece and Canada are among the countries that have been able to transfer the most to China.

In this year’s survey, only six countries favor the US more, most of them staunch US allies: Poland, the Philippines, South Korea, India, Japan and Israel.

Separately, the center found that the average favorable opinion of the US in 20 countries has been steadily declining in recent years, while the average favorable opinion of China has been rising.