pro-Chinese

adjective

1. in favour of or supporting China, its people, culture, etc

Example Sentences

The Office of the Director of National Intelligence says that the Chinese government has used the platform to promote pro-Chinese narratives and to influence American elections.

From New York Times

India is also a strategic ally, with military personnel and helicopters stationed on the islands, but relations have deteriorated since Muizzu, who is considered to be pro-Chinese, was elected in November.

From Seattle Times

The accounts then began spreading pro-Chinese content about Tibet and India, reflecting how fake networks can be redirected to focus on new targets.

From Washington Times

The Manila administration, headed by President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., has reversed the pro-Chinese stance of predecessor Rodrigo Duterte, who left office in 2022, and tilted toward the United States.

From Washington Times

Mid-1950s though 1960s — The Soviet Union continues to provide economic and military assistance to North Korea, but their relations decline as Kim Il Sung violently purges pro-Soviet and pro-Chinese factions within the North’s leadership to consolidate his power.

From Seattle Times