Head of the chapter three is "Africa turns east" in this chapter the Chris Alden analyzes the reaction of Africa to the raiding of Chinese to the region. According to the author in the region there are pariah regimes, illiberal regimes, weak democracies and democracies via various economies. The book is shared that pariah regimes, for instance Sudan and Zimbabwe, have welcome to the Chinese, because China was seen as a resource of consistency, new eligible joint, and a resource of growing capital. For democracies via various economies, South Africa in certain, the reply has been quite complicated and careful. As a state emerging from the conflict, Angola –as an illiberal regime- became one of the most important partners of Beijing, both because