Does Germany have good relations with China?

Germany is China’s biggest trading partner and technology exporter in Europe. China is Germany’s largest trading partner, superseding the United States since 2017. The trade volume between China and Germany surpassed 100 billion U.S. dollars in 2008.

Does Germany rely on China?

China is indeed Germany’s most important trading partner for goods. However, since the German economy has many major export partners, its dependence on China remains limited. More than 97 percent of nominal gross value added in German production locations does not depend on German value-added exports to China.

Why did the Germans help China?

Those German efforts were second to Britain in trading and shipping in China by 1896. Due to a perception the Germans were only interested in trade, the Qing government looked to them as a partner to help China’s modernization effort.

What do Asian countries think of each other?

The poll shows Asians with quite disparate opinions about each other. Half or more in seven of 10 Asian countries surveyed express a favorable view of Japan, while majorities in six of 10 say this about China. Opinions about India vary considerably, ranging from 70\% positive in Bangladesh to 13\% in Pakistan.

Why don’t more Europeans want to learn German in Germany?

As much as Germany is considered an economic powerhouse, the vast majority of Europeans don’t really want to learn German or study there (or send their kids there to study). The food is considered uninspired, too, and only Berlin has some cachet among younger Europeans for its vibrant underground club scene.

What do German people think about friendship?

The thing is, you also have to remember what a German thinks of when they talk about “friendship”. Here, being openly hypercritical of someone is actually a sign they like you (because they bother to try and talk about their problems with you, instead of just washing their hands of you).

What do Chinese people think of Japan?

There are few fans of China in either Japan (7\% favorable view of China) or in Vietnam (16\%), where recent territorial disputes have rekindled old animosities. At the same time, just 8\% of Chinese like Japan, a distaste that also has its roots in history.