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Sixty percent of Americans today have an unfavorable view of China, up from 47 percent last year, according to a Pew Research Center poll released on Aug. 13. This marked the highest level since the inception of the survey in 2005.

The west has assumed that Maoism, like Soviet communism, has been left in the dust: no European rebels these days carry a Little Red Book. But the ideology is resurgent in China and remains hugely influential elsewhere