Bildnummer: 59454498 Datum: 26.03.2013 Copyright: imago/Xinhua (130327) - GUANGZHOU, 27 marzo 2013 (Xinhua) -- i residenti africani partecipano alla messa in una cattedrale di Guangzhou, capitale della provincia del Guangdong della Cina meridionale, 24 marzo 2013. Con l’economia cinese in rapida espansione negli ultimi decenni, gli immigrati africani, precedentemente invisibili in Cina, si sono riversati nelle prospere città di Guangzhou, Pechino, Shanghai e persino in alcune città di secondo livello. Secondo il Ministero del commercio cinese, il commercio annuale della Cina con l'Africa è salito a circa 200 miliardi di dollari nel 2012. L'econom in piena espansione

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Bildnummer: 59454498 Datum: 26.03.2013 Copyright: imago/Xinhua (130327) -- GUANGZHOU, March 27, 2013 (Xinhua) -- African residents attend the Mass at a Cathedral in Guangzhou, capital of south China s Guangdong Province, March 24, 2013. With the Chinese economy expanding fast over the past decades, African immigrants, previously unseen in China, have streamed into prosperous cities of Guangzhou, Beijing, Shanghai and even to some second-tier cities. According to China s Ministry of Commerce, China s annual trade with Africa surged to about 200 billion U.S. dollars in 2012. The booming economic relations between the two sides attract thousands of Africans to pursue dreams and make fortunes in Guangzhou, one of the pioneering cities of the country s economic reform and opening up and a primary destination for Africans. Every afternoon, around Xiaobei Road and Huanshi Road, many Africans can be seen shuttling among stores to hand-pick jeans, T-shirts and other garments, carrying huge black plastic bags or giant backpacks. Authorities estimate there are some 100, 000 inhabitants in the city. (The photo story goes with Xinhua s reports on Chinese President Xi Jinping s visit to Africa.) (Xinhua/Liu Dawei)(zn) CHINA-GUANGDONG-GUANGZHOU-AFRICANS (CN) PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN Gesellschaft Einwanderer Immigranten Afrikaner China x0x xmb 2013 hoch 59454498 Date 26 03 2013 Copyright Imago XINHUA Guangzhou March 27 2013 XINHUA African Residents attend The Mass AT a Cathedral in Guangzhou Capital of South China S Guangdong Province March 24 2013 With The Chinese Economy Expanding Almost Over The Past Decades African Immigrants previously unseen in China have streamed into Prosperous CITIES of Guangzhou Beijing Shanghai and even to Some Second Animal CITIES According to China S Ministry of Commerce China S Annual Trade With Africa surged to About 200 Billion U S Dollars in 2012 The booming Economic relations between The Two Sides attract thousands of to PURSUE Dreams and Ma