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To analyze how South Korean perceptions of China have evolved from expectation to resentment since 1992.

Changing South Korean Perceptions of China since the 1992 Normalization of Diplomatic Relations: Complex Patterns of Expectation, Disillusionment, and Hostility

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This article examines anti-China sentiment driven by complex perceptions in South Korea, highlighting long-term influences.

To analyze how South Korean perceptions of China have evolved from expectation to resentment since 1992.
Utilized newspaper archives to track public sentiment over time.
Analyzed online big data for shifts in attitudes.
Conducted surveys to gauge contemporary perceptions.
Found a decline in positive views of China among South Koreans due to historical disputes and geopolitical tensions.
Identified generational anxieties impacting perceptions, with younger populations feeling more distrustful.
Highlighted the role of online narratives and media in shaping anti-China sentiment.

Jongseok Yoon (2026) studied this question.

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