How much do Brazilian people know about China?

A Tale of Two Countries

by Zhong Youyang, Andy Boreham, Wang Haoling, Zhou Shengjie

August 15, 2024

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China and Brazil may be continents apart, but that has not hampered their relationship. August 15th is the 50th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic ties between the two countries. So what pops into Brazilian people's mind when they hear "China"? We interviewed some random citizens in Rio de Janeiro to see what they know about China.

Caption: Shot by Andy Boreham, Wang Haoling, Zhou Shengjie. Edited by Zhong Youyang. Subtitles by Zhong Youyang, Sabrina Pan.

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