Publisher's Synopsis
"China is like a bug. She won't go away once she gets into your cosy house. You can never throw her away though you try to: she's like a terrible insect that sucks your blood without bleeding you. You don't know her more than I do. A few days before, I met mother Africa and we talked a lot about her. And the black mother told me that her children's odour has even taken up China's. They wear what China has fluffed up. Their households are all made in China. Their roads and booths are constructed by China. The black children started looking for China even to fix their leaning fence. On top of all that, she told me that China has tied them up roughly with her loans - putting them in a vicious circle of debt which they can't come out..." said mother Latin.
