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August 13, 2026
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Представления современных китайцев о русском народе и его основных чертах

Этнографическое обозрение. 2010. № 4. С. 189–200.
Ten N. V.

The article discusses the conceptions of the Russians that are held by the contemporary Chinese. The research draws on popular literature on Russia, published in China during the last ten years, as well as on Chinese Internet materials and the author's own fieldwork. It is peculiar, the author notes, that in the sources studied, there are scarce mentions of the attributes that are common for both the Chinese and the Russians; whereas what is typically underlined is the controversial nature of the Russians, which is conceived as a negative feature or even a hindrance to mutual understanding. Relationships between the spouses or between different generations within a Russian family, as the contemporary Chinese see them, appear rather far from their own ideal. At the same time, the upbringing of children in Russia is assessed fairly positively, while the image of the Russian woman has much appeal among the residents of contemporary China.

Research target: History and Archeology Political Science, International Relations, and Public Administration Earth Sciences Biology
Priority areas: sociology humanitarian
Language: Russian
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Keywords: этнографиястрановедениесовременностьimage of Russiaобраз России этнокультурные стереотипыidea of Russiansethno-cultural stereotypesmodernityregional geographyпредставления о русскихкитайская популярная страноведческая литератураэтнография отдельных стран и народовгеография стран на территории бывшего ссср
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