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Join Two South African YouTubers For Brunch And a Candid Discussion about the Experience of Black Africans in China

by Eric Olander

Two South African expatriates living in China sat down for brunch last Sunday to share some straight talk with their YouTube subscribers over what it’s really like to be Black in China.

The pair, who only identify themselves by their YouTube handles Lwazi M and Cnefaith Mcstabber, provide candid stories about their experiences dating, working, and living in a small Chinese city.

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