What did the world say after the first debate between Clinton and Trump?

(Baonghean.vn) - On the evening of September 26 (local time), the first live debate took place between the two candidates for the US presidential position, Mrs. Hillary Clinton and Mr. Donald Trump. After 90 minutes of "argument", the victory is temporarily leaning towards the candidate from the Democratic Party. Let's take a look at the opinions of people from countries around the world after this tense battle of wits.

China

Wang Pei, a communications graduate student, watched the debate live from a cafe in Beijing. He said, "Personally, I like Trump's personality and the feeling that he is a fighter. But in today's debate, I think Clinton looks like a mature politician and Trump doesn't look like a politician."

Chinese students watch the Trump-Clinton debate live at a cafe in Beijing. Photo: AP

However, Ge Mengchao, a journalism graduate, said that Trump would be a more suitable president for China because of his businessman mindset, which would value trade relations with countries, especially with China.

Australia

Richard McConochie watched the debate on a big screen at a pub in Canberra and said, “For me, Trump won convincingly.”

“Trump came into the debate as a man who could control himself,” said McConochie. “They say Trump doesn’t know how to solve problems, but I think he always has at least one solution to everything he talks about.”

Meanwhile, Milton Gan, a photographer living in Sydney, said that Trump tried to control his anger for the first 15 minutes, then gradually lost control. Meanwhile, Mrs. Clinton proved that she was a confident person and had prepared well for the debate. "It is clear that Mrs. Clinton has a lot of experience in politics and the reality has proven it," Mr. Gan said.

Older brother

Tim Stanley, a reporter for the Telegraph, UK, shared in his article on September 27 that Mr. Trump won the debate today but lost the election. Mr. Stanley said, “Trump said everything that Clinton haters have wanted to say for the past 30 years. In the framework of a reality TV show, Mr. Trump did very well. He constantly shouted, mocked and interrupted, with the help of Mrs. Clinton. However, he did not say anything in the debate to win the votes of non-white people and women.”

Virtue

Sigmar Gabriel - Vice Chancellor and head of the German Social Democratic Party, shared in Bild newspaper that Clinton was the clear winner and Trump showed his fatal weaknesses.

"Trump was not well prepared, even for the test of American issues and foreign policies. Clinton convinced the host. It was really a clear victory for her."

Thanh Hien

(According to AP)