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sending employees abroad as part of China’s global push. Still, Chinese workers in other countries often find themselves vulnerable. By tracking the case of one employee in a Chinese enterprise in Papua New Guinea, in this essay Zhang Shuchi reveals the plight of China’s relatively powerless overseas workers, an image that stands in stark contrast to the widespread depiction of an increasingly assertive and powerful Chinese global presence. My Rights Have Been Left behind in Papua New Guinea The Predicament of Chinese Overseas Workers ‘A Worker’s Soul.’ PC: Esmee Van Heesewijk @flickr.com. ‘Mr Dong [pseudonym] is one of the external hires for our project in Papua New Guinea (PNG) ... he does onsite surveying. Natives in PNG were outraged at their vehicles getting stuck in the soft soil embankments. Convinced that these roads were dysfunctional, they hit him with sticks without any forewarning ... in fact, he had nothing to do with such road conditions.’

My Rights Have Been Left Behind in Papua New Guinea: The Predicament of Chinese Overseas Workers