The so-called “neocolonialist school,” popular among China skeptics, considers China’s economic relationship with Africa as essentially imperial. It is, they claim, focused exclusively on extracting maximum, short-term profit, with little regard for governance standards, let alone host countries’ longer-term development goals.
中国怀疑论者中流行的所谓“新殖民主义流派”认为中国与非洲经济关系的本质是帝国统治。怀疑论者认为，中国专注于榨取最大的短期利润，很少考虑治理标准，更遑论东道国的长远发展目标。