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China Daily · July 2026
July 2026 editorial profile for China Daily. Below: how this outlet framed the actors and regions it covered most in July 2026. Tap any tile to jump to the detailed card.
China25 titles+1Constructive“supportive and authoritative”
Patterns
- Frequent positive framing of Xi's actions and statements
- Emphasis on China's achievements and international cooperation
- Use of official titles and respectful language
- Selection of headlines highlighting China's initiatives and responses
Caveats
The outlet is state-affiliated, so coverage is generally favorable to China. Some headlines are neutral factual reports, but the overall selection and framing treat China and its leadership as credible and positive. The entity's own statements are amplified without distancing language.
Representative headlines
- →Xi congratulates Sao Tome and Principe presidentpt
- →Xi urges pooling strength of overseas Chinese to build strong country, advance national rejuvenation
- →Xi's development insights applauded in Kyrgyzstan
- →Xi's Taiwan remarks send clear signal
- →China willing to strengthen mining cooperation with African countries: Xi
United States25 titles0Reportorial“neutral, business-focused with occasional critical framing of US actions”
Patterns
- Foregrounds US corporate investment in China as positive economic news
- Reports Trump statements with neutral attribution ('says', 'touts') rather than evaluative language
- Occasional critical framing of US policy (e.g., 'tensions with allies resurface', 'record fine')
- Balances US political items with China-positive economic headlines
Caveats
The outlet's stance toward the US is mixed: it treats US businesses favorably when they invest in China, but reports on US political actions (Trump, Hegseth) with mild skepticism or neutral distance. No consistent hostility or celebration toward the US as a whole; the entity is too broad for a single strong stance.
XI18 titles+1Constructive“respectful and affirmative”
Patterns
- Uses verbs like 'vows', 'hails', 'urges', 'stresses' that present Xi as an active, authoritative leader
- Frames Xi's actions and statements as positive contributions ('insights applauded', 'clear signal', 'wins over')
- Frequent diplomatic and policy announcements reported without critical or distancing language
- Occasional celebratory framing of Xi's role in national and international contexts
Caveats
Coverage is largely factual and official, but the selection and framing consistently treat Xi as a credible, respected leader. No hostile or skeptical language appears. The positive stance is moderate, not overtly promotional, and may reflect the outlet's state-affiliated role.