Author: Ann Wang
Ann Wang is a researcher and writer from Beijing, China. She holds a Master’s degree in Sociology, with fieldwork conducted in South Africa. Her interests include social media studies and China-Africa relations.
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Living Between Worlds With One Homeland in Heart: The Story of South African Chinese
Chinese communities in South Africa are generally divided into three distinct groups. LaoQiao (老侨), are South African-born Chinese (SABC) whose families have been in the country for generations, with ancestors arriving as early as the 1870s amid war and disaster in China. The second group, often termed ...