China's Second Continent
How a Million Migrants Are Building a New Empire in Africa
by:
Howard W. French
Summary:
The book explores the migration of over a million Chinese citizens to Africa, where they are establishing businesses, integrating into local communities, and significantly impacting the continent's economic and social landscapes. It delves into the personal stories of these migrants and the broader geopolitical implications of China's growing presence and influence in Africa.
Key points:
1. Migration for Opportunity: Chinese move to Africa for better economic chances, with entrepreneurs and workers seeking success less attainable in China.
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