France has the greatest influence in Africa. How does France do it?

After establishing colonies in Africa, Africa began to develop relying on France, and gradually became brothers, resulting in cultural identification and mutual penetration of the two cultures. Africa is the second largest continent in the world, with a large population and rich resources, and is known as the "rich continent". Since African countries are generally relatively backward and very rich in resources, they have become the object of competition among the world's major powers, and the major powers have launched fierce competition in Africa.

In this game, France can be said to be the leader. France is the country with the most influence in Africa. Its influence in Africa is greater than that of the United States. Some people even call Africa "the backyard of the French." . Africa made an indelible and important contribution in France's fight against the Nazis and its pursuit of peace. France has played an extraordinary role in the development of Africa, which can be seen in every aspect, from language, to culture, to belief.

The resistance of the colonies caused France's territorial area to decrease day by day, but their culture and exchanges gradually increased invisibly. The establishment of cultural identity and the friendship of carrying guns together on the battlefield created a subtle relationship between France and Africa on the basis of colonial rule. Someone once vividly described it as a complicated emotion of "both love and hate". Although the African colonies have moved away from "Big Brother" one after another, the ties of rule for decades still invisibly link France and Africa closely.

Due to the heavy losses in World War II, France once opened its door to immigrants from all over the world. The number of people in France dropped sharply during World War II, and people from Africa immigrated to France because of their language and culture. Inject new blood to support post-war reconstruction. Currently, there are more than 4 million black people of African descent living in France, accounting for about 3.5% to 4.8% of the total French population. Most of them became French citizens under the invisible influence of France. And this impact is still continuing to ferment.