Author: Erika Siao
Erika Siao is a Chinese American researcher based in the San Francisco Bay Area. She comes to Africa-China relations from the perspective of international migration, having lived in Beijing, Los Angeles, Berlin, and New York City herself. She is particularly interested in the human-to-human dimension of the relationship, focusing on African student communities and entrepreneurial activities in Beijing.
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