环球时报研究院发布“中国人看拉美”民意调查结果：中拉合作，“互利共赢”获高度认可

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the growing recognition and importance of the China-Latin America relationship, emphasizing mutual benefits and cultural exchanges as key components of this partnership [1][4][7]. Group 1: Survey Findings on Perceptions of Latin America - 97% of Chinese respondents can accurately identify at least one Latin American country, with Brazil and Mexico being the most recognized [2]. - The most common impressions of Latin America include "passionate" (55%), "optimistic" (43%), and "creative" (39%) [3]. - 53% of respondents believe that the happiness index of Latin Americans is high or very high, and 89% view Latin America's economic development as moderate or above [3]. Group 2: Recognition of Mutual Benefits - 83% of respondents believe that cooperation between China and Latin America is mutually beneficial, with 91% acknowledging Latin American countries' roles in the Belt and Road Initiative [4]. - The survey indicates that 87% of respondents have used or purchased products from Latin America, with cherries being the most popular [3]. Group 3: Challenges and Opportunities - The primary obstacle to China-Latin America relations is perceived to be "U.S. pressure and provocation," chosen by 41% of respondents [6]. - Nearly half (48%) of respondents believe that U.S. tariffs will disrupt global trade and negatively impact China-Latin America trade [5][6]. Group 4: Future Cooperation Areas - Respondents identified key areas for future cooperation, including "green development and environmental protection," "trade investment," and "infrastructure construction" [7]. - 57% of respondents believe that Latin America's position in global governance will rise in the future [9]. Group 5: Cultural Interests and Exchanges - 97% of respondents express high interest in various aspects of Latin American culture, with history and ancient civilizations being the most appealing [8]. - Brazil is the most desired travel destination among Chinese respondents, with 48% expressing interest [8].