61. Each Nation's Media Sources
US Survey
(US SURVEY) From which sources do you get much of your news about China?
(US SURVEY) From which sources do you get much of your news about China?
| English language television |  |
| Chinese language television |  |
| English language newspapers |  |
| Chinese language newspapers |  |
| English language internet |  |
| Chinese language internet |  |
| English language radio |  |
| Chinese language radio |  |
| English language news magazines |  |
| Chinese language news magazines |  |
| Text Messages |  |
| Other |  |
| Not Sure |  |
China Survey
(CHINA SURVEY) From which sources do you get much of your news about the US?
(CHINA SURVEY) From which sources do you get much of your news about the US?
| English language television |  |
| Chinese language television |  |
| English language newspapers |  |
| Chinese language newspapers |  |
| English language internet |  |
| Chinese language internet |  |
| English language radio |  |
| Chinese language radio |  |
| English language news magazines |  |
| Chinese language news magazines |  |
| Text Messages |  |
| Hear from others |  |
| Not from news |  |
| By visiting the US |  |
| Mobile phone surfing |  |
| Books |  |
| Hear from students |  |
| None |  |
| Not Sure |  |
Narrative Analysis
United States:
- The public receives news about China primarily through English-language television. Elites receive news about China primarily through English-language newspapers and secondarily through English-language Internet, a significant increase from 2007.
China:
- The public receives news about the US primarily through Chinese-language television and secondarily through Chinese-language newspapers.
- Over 80% of Chinese elites rely on Chinese-language Internet to obtain news about the US; at least one-third of them also receive news through English-language Internet.
