China-Africa Relations with Eric Olander (Pt. 2)
Jul 02, 2018•18 min
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Episode description
Eric Olander, founder of the China Africa Project and co-host of the weekly China in Africa Podcast, discusses the common misunderstanding of racial relations in China.
In this second part of our two part interview, Eric discusses how those differ from situations in the US, specifically how Africans are portrayed in Chinese media. He also weighs in on how China's exhibition of soft power is perceived by other states.
Credits:
Coco Yim for producing, hosting and editing
David Raban for engineering
Special thanks to Eric Olander.
In this second part of our two part interview, Eric discusses how those differ from situations in the US, specifically how Africans are portrayed in Chinese media. He also weighs in on how China's exhibition of soft power is perceived by other states.
Credits:
Coco Yim for producing, hosting and editing
David Raban for engineering
Special thanks to Eric Olander.
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