| Summary: | 在中非关系发展史上，中国与非洲同被帝国侵略过，人民也都被视为有色人种,因此学界常假设双方关系十分友好与合作。非洲黑人至资本主义兴起便被西方视为劣等种族，加上奴隶的历史更顺利成章使中国与非洲称兄道弟。但是笔者认为这不能代表中国对非洲黑人的看法。本文将以广州“巧克力城”的中非冲突事件为核心，以历史脉络来探讨非洲黑人从古至今在中国人心中的地位，并加以思考现今的中国是否真的如他们所说的视非洲黑人为‘兄弟’。 In the evolution of Sino-African relation, the similar traits of Capitalism history allow scholars to infer Sino-African to be on an amicable term. Coupled with the history of African Slave Trade, the similar experiences share allows Sino-African to be on an intimate term. However, this assumption does not necessarily hold if we were to investigate the Chinese attitudes toward Africans. By focusing on the Sino-African conflicts in Guangzhou which is also known as “Chocolate City”, this paper will revisit the images of Africans in China history, discussing how Chinese evolved their perception towards Africans, and to evaluate if the Sino-African relation today is indeed as intimate as presumed by China.
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