LI Anshan is Emeritus Professor in the School of International Studies at Peking University, Adjunct Professor at University of Electronic Science and Technology of China, President of the Chinese Society of African Historical Studies and Vice President of the International Scientific Committee of UNESCO General History of Africa (Vols IX-XI). He specialises in African history, overseas Chinese in Africa, African nationalism and China–Africa relations.

• Part 1: Encounter and Research 1. China–Africa Contact before Vasco da Gama 2. African Studies in China in the 20th Century 3. African Studies in China in the 21st Century 4. Case Study: The Abirewa Movement in the Gold Coast 5. Case Study: Asafo and Destoolment in Southern Ghana Part 2: Policy and Implementation 6. Origins of the Forum on China–Africa Cooperation 7. China's Policy: Transition and Discourse 8. China's Policy: Continuity and Challenge 9. Cultural Heritage of China's Policy 10. BRICS and Africa Part 3: Cooperation and Dynamics 11. Bilateral Cooperation and Co-development 12. Chinese Medical Teams in Africa 13. China's Technology Transfer in Africa 14. People-to-People Contact in China–Africa Relations 15. Cultural Similarities and Mutual Learning Part 4: Migration and Diaspora 16. Chinese Indentured Labour in South Africa 17. Early Chinese and Indians in South Africa 18. Chinese Migration and China's African Policy 19. African Diaspora in China: History and Present 20. African Students in China: Trend, Policy and Roles

LI Anshan is Emeritus Professor in the School of International Studies at Peking University, Adjunct Professor at University of Electronic Science and Technology of China, President of the Chinese Society of African Historical Studies and Vice President of the International Scientific Committee of UNESCO General History of Africa (Vols IX-XI). He specialises in African history, overseas Chinese in Africa, African nationalism and China–Africa relations.

• Part 1: Encounter and Research 1. China–Africa Contact before Vasco da Gama 2. African Studies in China in the 20th Century 3. African Studies in China in the 21st Century 4. Case Study: The Abirewa Movement in the Gold Coast 5. Case Study: Asafo and Destoolment in Southern Ghana Part 2: Policy and Implementation 6. Origins of the Forum on China–Africa Cooperation 7. China's Policy: Transition and Discourse 8. China's Policy: Continuity and Challenge 9. Cultural Heritage of China's Policy 10. BRICS and Africa Part 3: Cooperation and Dynamics 11. Bilateral Cooperation and Co-development 12. Chinese Medical Teams in Africa 13. China's Technology Transfer in Africa 14. People-to-People Contact in China–Africa Relations 15. Cultural Similarities and Mutual Learning Part 4: Migration and Diaspora 16. Chinese Indentured Labour in South Africa 17. Early Chinese and Indians in South Africa 18. Chinese Migration and China's African Policy 19. African Diaspora in China: History and Present 20. African Students in China: Trend, Policy and Roles

LI Anshan is Emeritus Professor in the School of International Studies at Peking University, Adjunct Professor at University of Electronic Science and Technology of China, President of the Chinese Society of African Historical Studies and Vice President of the International Scientific Committee of UNESCO General History of Africa (Vols IX-XI). He specialises in African history, overseas Chinese in Africa, African nationalism and China–Africa relations.

• Part 1: Encounter and Research 1. China–Africa Contact before Vasco da Gama 2. African Studies in China in the 20th Century 3. African Studies in China in the 21st Century 4. Case Study: The Abirewa Movement in the Gold Coast 5. Case Study: Asafo and Destoolment in Southern Ghana Part 2: Policy and Implementation 6. Origins of the Forum on China–Africa Cooperation 7. China's Policy: Transition and Discourse 8. China's Policy: Continuity and Challenge 9. Cultural Heritage of China's Policy 10. BRICS and Africa Part 3: Cooperation and Dynamics 11. Bilateral Cooperation and Co-development 12. Chinese Medical Teams in Africa 13. China's Technology Transfer in Africa 14. People-to-People Contact in China–Africa Relations 15. Cultural Similarities and Mutual Learning Part 4: Migration and Diaspora 16. Chinese Indentured Labour in South Africa 17. Early Chinese and Indians in South Africa 18. Chinese Migration and China's African Policy 19. African Diaspora in China: History and Present 20. African Students in China: Trend, Policy and Roles