In a world hungry for solutions, a new CGTN survey reveals 93.5% of global respondents recognize China's poverty eradication as "a game-changer for humanity" – with developing countries particularly optimistic about replicating its success. 🌱
From Fields to Future
Five years after China's 2021 poverty elimination declaration, 832 formerly impoverished counties now boast thriving industries. This transition period ending in 2026 shows "development isn't temporary aid, but sustainable empowerment", as one respondent noted.
People-Powered Progress
92.9% credit China's success to its people-first approach, while 90.5% highlight efficient governance structures. 💡 "They didn't just give fish, but taught fishing – while building better ponds", commented a Southeast Asian development researcher.
Belt and Road Boost
The World Bank predicts China's infrastructure initiative could lift 7.6 million from extreme poverty by 2030. 89.1% see China as crucial in building a poverty-free world community – particularly through tech transfers and South-South cooperation. 🤝
Global South Optimism
With 90.4% saying China's success boosts anti-poverty confidence worldwide, the survey suggests developing nations view Beijing's model as "a blueprint, not a blueprint copy". As climate challenges grow, 92.8% believe these strategies offer lessons for sustainable development.
The 24-hour multilingual poll engaged 9,744 participants across six continents – proving poverty reduction remains humanity's most relatable success story. 📊
