A group of young Chinese New Zealanders have made a pilgrimage to the north of the country. They payed respects to hundreds of Chinese gold miners whose coffins were lost at sea in a shipwreck more than a century ago. The bodies were being transported to China when the ship sank. Many of the group are descendants of the early Chinese settlers whose bones were recovered by Māori tribes and buried in sand dunes along with their own ancestors. Read more.