"Over 80 years after the end of World War II, European powers are seen as still kowtowing to Washington. Despite intensive efforts, Western Europeans seem incapable of stopping the Ukraine war, which is being waged on their own doorstep by Russia."
"China regards the split as an opportunity. Beijing envisions the future world as a multipolar order, and this shapes the response to its own ongoing rivalry with the United States."
"With the United Kingdom and France, Europe holds two veto votes in the UN Security Council. The EU single market is highly attractive to China's export-oriented economy."
Chinese public perception views Europe as losing its global significance due to a stagnant economy and a dependent foreign policy. European powers are seen as still reliant on the US, particularly in the context of the Ukraine war. The return of Donald Trump has further complicated transatlantic relations, leading to a perceived split that China sees as an opportunity. China envisions a multipolar world and views Europe as a potential independent partner, especially given its veto power in the UN and the attractiveness of the EU market for Chinese exports.
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