Where in China is there a lot of gold diggers in Central Africa?

This place is known as the ** coast of Africa, and many Chinese pan for gold here! Ghana is located in West Africa, known as the "** coast", ** reserves account for 3% of the world's total reserves, is a veritable ** land.

In Ghana, there are a large number of gold diggers, everyone with dreams of making a fortune, and many of them are Chinese. In 2005, a businessman in Shanglin, Guangxi Province brought 5 million to Ghana to pan for gold, and in just three years, the capital of 5 million became 100 million. The story spread by word of mouth in Guangxi, and soon, a large number of gold prospectors poured into Ghana.

There are now tens of thousands of Chinese gold miners active in Ghana, more than ninety percent of whom come from Shanglin County, Guangxi, a state-level poverty-stricken county. Now the Shanglin people have made a name for themselves in Ghana, and almost all the small and medium-sized gold mines in the local area are the world of the Shanglin people, and where there is gold, there are Shanglin people.

The vast majority of Shanglin merchants in Ghana are men, and some of them marry and have children directly in the local area, have a child with a combination of yellow and black, and speak fluent Zhuang language. However, due to the proliferation of gold mining companies, the deforestation is severe. In order to protect the local natural environment, many local policies have been introduced to avoid destroying vegetation as much as possible.

The habit of Chinese gold panning in Ghana is that if the amount of gold reserves in a piece of land is not large, it will be immediately transferred to the second land, which is very serious for environmental damage, so it has been opposed by the local **, and in recent years, there have been frequent reports of Chinese being arrested for illegal gold mining.

The head of the Chinese miners' organization in Ghana once said that the local military and police would encourage or encourage local villagers to loot the Chinese, causing many villagers to be robbed, robbed and physically assaulted by local robbers. In the process of being arrested, some of their passports and documents were destroyed or some were lost. The Chinese embassy also advised Chinese people not to be motivated to participate in illegal mining for profit, and instructed gold miners in Ghana to return to China as soon as possible.

Xiangxian Township is the second largest number of people in Shanglin County to go to Ghana to pan for gold, with 731 people going out to engage in gold mining, including 659 in Ghana, but 347 people said they were willing to return to China. Many of those who returned also waited for the situation to subside before returning to Ghana with debts and continuing to make a living from gold mining.

There are quite a lot of people that China hates in places like Libya in Central Africa.

In recent years, as Chinese enterprises represented by Zhejiang enterprises have taken greater and greater steps to "go global", more and more projects have been aided by the state to build Africa, and there has been an endless stream of Chinese (especially Zhejiang people) who have ventured to Africa. At present, there are more than 2 million Chinese in Africa panning for gold.