During the First World War over 100,000 Chinese citizens contributed to the allied war effort by serving in the Chinese Labour Corps. British units, such as the Royal Hong Kong Regiment, had thousands of Chinese soldiers within them. To commemorate their contribution and tell their forgotten stories, the National Army Museum (NAM) has launched a new community history project working with members of the Anglo-Chinese community. ‘British Lion, Chinese Dragon: 200 Years of Britain and China in Conflict and Collaboration’ [...]