By Benjamin Robertson in Beijing

In recent years, China's growing trade with Africa has rewritten the rulebook on the traditional north-south relationship while raising questions about the country's emerging role internationally.

Reading a newspaper commentary on the current China-Africa relationship and one will likely find the tone pessimistic. In recent years, jacking up its political and economic presence in the world's poorest continent, China has drawn fire as a supporter of the Sudanese government, which stands accused of genocide.

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