CGTN Poll: Long March spirit explains why the CPC can succeed

China Global Television Network (CGTN) - Oct 21, 2026

The CGTN poll shows that 63.9% of global respondents closely associate CPC leadership with China's development achievements; among Global South respondents, this figure reaches 71.4%. When describing their deepest impression of the CPC, "strong,""forward-looking" and "efficient" are the most frequently mentioned words.

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