Using Pew Research Center’s Global Attitude data，this study analyzes Chinese citizens’ attitudes toward the economy，countries around the world，and social values by comparing internet users with non-internet users. The findings suggest that a）both internet users and non-internet-users expressed more favorable attitude toward China than toward other countries，b）both internet users and non-internet-users evaluated national and personal economic circumstances more positively in 2015 than in 2012，and c）both internet users and non-internet-users expressed more concerns of consumerism，commercialism，and foreign culture in 2015 than in 2012. Comparisons between internet-users and non-internet-users reveal that a）internet users expressed more favorable attitude toward foreign countries than non-internet-users，and b）internet users were more positive in their personal economic condition evaluations but more negative in national economic condition evaluation，as compared with non-internet-users. In addition，comparisons between internet users in urban and rural area show that a）urban internet users expressed more favorable attitude toward foreign countries than rural internet users，b）urban internet users evaluated economic circumstances，both at the country level and at the personal level，more negatively than rural internet users，and c）urban internet users expressed less favorable attitude toward the pace of modern life than rural internet users.