MH.Yang
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Brazil is an ally of China, and Brazil's political attitude and its vote in the United Nations follow in China's footsteps. Most Brazilians have a positive attitude towards China.
And Madagascar. The current government of Madagascar is very pro-China, not only actively joining the B&R, but also friendly to China in terms of opening up investment. It actively cooperates with China's strategy in East Africa and is an important fulcrum for China in Africa. You can't categorize this country as anti-China just because it has a lot of people of Indian descent.
Then there are Laos and Cambodia, two hardcore pro-Chinese states that are strong supporters of China within the ASEAN organization. These countries do not hate China at all.
What the Thais, Laotians, and Cambodians hate the most is actually the Vietnamese. Vietnam has a complicated relationship with China, with half of the Vietnamese especially liking China and half of the Vietnamese especially hating China. In general, Vietnamese basically hate France and South Korea in general. Of course, it's not outrageous to name China as Vietnam's most hated country.
This chart is clearly wrong.
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