What is China like in the eyes of Americans?

First of all, many Americans really don't care about other countries at all. But that kind of person's impression of China is also rather rigid. I don't know much about China's politics and economy. Friendly, or willing to talk, Americans actually don't know much about China. For example, some professors in the school. Then they generally talk about the cleverness of China students, or China's achievements or current situation in their professional fields. However, some professors are a little dissatisfied with the conservatism of China students and their unwillingness to really integrate into American society (that is, China people only play with China people, while China people still speak Chinese to each other for two days in college, and prefer Chinese food for dinner). At the same time, the professor went to China last year, and when he came back, he said that he was uneasy and unsanitary about all kinds of food he saw on the roadside. Of course, this guy's personality is quite awkward, and he is also the kind of person who is very sharp in commenting on various other issues, including the United States itself. This is not a special treatment for China. People I met occasionally on the road asked them where they came from, and said that China met the following reaction: 1) "Made in China" 2) I heard that your economy is good and developing rapidly recently. At school, I will meet many Americans who study English or work in China for one or two years. I feel that they are curious about China, but most of them are still in the idea of being curious, having fun and increasing their experience. Finally, I will go back to America. Young people in universities have different attitudes towards China students, especially in recent years, more and more people have gone abroad to study at their own expense, and they feel more open-minded and cheerful than those who went abroad to study more than a decade ago. During the New Year, China students from our college organized a party, and many American students came. Most people actually know (or are investigating) that this year is year of the snake. But on the whole, just as we don't care about the politics of other countries (we don't even care about the politics of our own country), most Americans understand China from a very shallow, general and interesting perspective. This is actually understandable.