Little Africa in China: Guangzhou African Market

When I first moved to China, I felt totally out of place. I've always been a minority but this was a new level of "different". So of course, I had to make my first trip in China to the place where I felt most at home: Guangzhou. I went in October down south to a city is known as Little Africa or Chocolate City. It has the largest population of Africans in China. The people are great, shopping was endless, and food was amazing. I felt right at home here. Hope you guys enjoy the vlog.
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[@mymobiledevice775]

This African People in Guangzhou looks so friendly. Here in Germany they look and act like Gangstes. The Local hates the new foreigners...

[@eyeofthetiger6002]

Yeah, completely different sort of Africans in Guangzhou! Lol.

[@dejadattribue6801]

That's because in China, if they don't obey the laws, the police makes them ;).

[@shirleyjiang5071]

@Mohamed Ali but that rarely happens ;)

[@shirleyjiang5071]

@Mohamed Ali ? I was talking about how Chinese don't get in trouble with the law often. Why are you talking about temperature?

[@shirleyjiang5071]

@Mohamed Ali when did I ever condone blacks being treated badly in China by Chinese? Dude, stop making assumptions.

[@visiblehiggs130]

i watched a video about this town and I wanted to know more about it, a great video.

[@RaeesahIam]

So much blackness, it really doesn’t look like typical China... Now I’m craving some of that Jolof rice 😆

[@fabdi2]

YESSSS...that rice and fish....it sooo good. If you go bring me some back LOL

[@user-hv1cq1lw1l]

@@fabdi2 You know what? Being a native Cantonese, I have long regarded the "chocolate" community as a inalienable part of my city. The African presence has added so much color (literally and figuratively, pun intended) to our modern life, and I cannot imagine how we can fill that vacuum if, some day, all those shops, restaurants, and exotic languages disappear.

[@eyeofthetiger6002]

@@user-hv1cq1lw1l couldn't agree more, as I believe Guangzhou is unique in that sense in being the only city in China with a sizeable African population and the vibe and energy is completely different to any other Chinese cities,and long may it continue! What is Guangzhou without the Africans?! Lol. I hope this will only increase in future as China steps up its engagement with Africa and with a corresponding scenario happening in the opposite direction as well, ie more Chinese in Africa living and working there!

[@jauratoomer3790]

I’m actually living in Guangzhou right now (well I’m in the states bc of the outbreak). It’s good to see this market now. I couldn’t find a video for Sanyuanli my first two months. Glad you made this!

[@Sametbldrn27]

Jaura Toomer wanna have some fun in panyu ?

[@jauratoomer3790]

IDOSTLARl [Boom Beach] sure if you spread awareness about how African nationals are being forced out of their homes right now and made to unjustly quarantine while no other foreign community is dealing with the same 😊

[@alexpoindexter3182]

Do you remember the restaurant name? I'm moving there next month! :)

[@coldtruth6354]

Im going in a month

[@MalikWong]

Ahlan Wa Sahlan my africans to my city :)

[@fabdi2]

Malik Wong thank you. We loved it

[@abortionismurder4265]

Al I see is "african" dutch wax prints

[@dejadattribue6801]

The chinese Police are gonna have some fun with them :).

[@julienmab]

African go home

[@iluvfood12]

Well once the chinese move out of Africa and their business back to china then they will go home but until then you can shut up