The research team on“America in the Eyes of Ordinary Chinese”took sample surveys on the Unites States and China-US relations in 8 cities around China from June to August，2010. This report analyzes statistically the result of this survey. The survey indicates that television，internet，newspapers and magazines are three major sources from which the Chinese public learns about the United States. Although the frictions between China and the United States intensified in the past more than one year，the image of the United States was not so negative as expected. In the minds of respondents，the White House，or the Statue of Liberty，or the Wall Street，or the Pentagon is the most selected as the representative of the U.S. image. This survey also shows that the Chinese People are fully knowledgeable on the international status and the influences of the United States. In general，the views of the ordinary Chinese on China-US relations are rational and not radical. The analysis of the data also leads to the conclusion that the factors such as the age，gender，education，occupation，income and geographical distribution do have cross impacts on the interviewees’ views on the Untied States and China-US relations.