most Africans still live in their own small circles, and they think the Chinese are very difficult to contact, and they are hard to be friends. An African businessman said, "my family asked me what I saw in China. I said I only saw jeans and blacks." In the view of the non journalist Arnold in front of the The Associated Press, there is no racial discrimination in China for Africans. "The so-called discrimination is just like the dislike of the townspeople of the townspeople who have no money and no rules."
several African women and children are buying fruit in a more African market in Guangzhou little north road.