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China has become an ideal destination for many young Africans to pursue higher education, and use the knowledge they've gained to contribute to the common prosperity of China and Africa.

In this video, CGTN reporter Li Jingjing speaks to three young people from Africa who have been living and studying in China for over seven years: Dr Joseph Olivier Mendo'o from Cameroon, doctor of law at Peking University, head of the African Youth Delegation in China and executive director of the International Exchange Department of China-Africa Business Council; Tungamirai Eric Mupona from Zimbabwe, PhD student at Zhejiang University, founder of the APL International Cultural Exchange Platform; and Motogo Mangue Mariano Mba from Equatorial Guinea, postgraduate student in business management at Beijing Jiaotong University.

How do they see the China-Africa relationship? How do they see their role in building a shared future for China and Africa? Find out in this video.