Justin Rowlatt investigates the spread of Chinese influence around the planet and asks what the world will be like if China overtakes America as the world's economic superpower

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2/2 Justin Rowlatt views China's impact on industry in Rio and the Amazonian environment.

Sat 26 Feb 2011 02:25 BBC One

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    China follows British footsteps to African wealth

    Justin Rowlatt travels on Angola's trans-Africa Benguela railway to see what Chinese investment is bringing to the country.

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    Chinese karaoke fans sing Angola's praises

    Justin Rowlatt sings karaoke with Chinese entrepreneurs on a night out in Angola.

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  • Chinese chicken farmers ruffle Zambian feathers

    Chinese chicken farmers ruffle Zambian feathers

    Small Chinese businesses corner lucrative market in Africa.

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  • Difficult times for blue-collar America

    Difficult times for blue-collar America

    Justin Rowlatt hears how people blame China as heavy industries decline across the US, jobs are cut and towns suffer.

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