People's Republic of China – New Zealand relations

Sino-New Zealand relations refer to bilateral relations between New Zealand and the People's Republic of China. New Zealand's contact with China started early in its history. The first records of ethnic Chinese in New Zealand were immigrants from Guangdong Province, who arrived during the 1860s gold rush era, with missionary, trade, extensive immigration and other links...
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  • Sino-New Zealand relations,
  • People's Republic of China–New Zealand relations
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