There are not many overseas Chinese and Chinese in Papua New Guinea, and the whole country adds up to more than 10,000 people. If you exclude the Chinese, just counting the Chinese diaspora, the entire country is several thousand.
Papua New Guinea has never set foot in the history of Chinese. The first Chinese to set foot in the country probably came around World War II. Later, a large number of Chinese entered the country, that is, after 2000, a large number of people from Fujian and Guangdong poured into the local area to do business.
When it comes to the country of Papua New Guinea, as a senior, I can only say that it is good to work and do business in this country. Don't look for a local native woman as a girlfriend or wife, because the local native people use Chinese as an ATM. If you want to marry a local native as a wife, you have to support her relatives with a large family.
I remember a Filipino Chinese I knew before. He was in his 20s, and later found a native woman as a girlfriend. This Filipino Chinese works for a local company, and his monthly salary is equivalent to more than 20,000 yuan.
As a result, he found a native as a girlfriend, a relative of the native woman, and within a few days, the relatives of the native woman did not eat or drink, and would let him take them to the supermarket to buy food and drink. The consumption is thousands of yuan, plus he also has to give money to the native women, but also to the native parents. A month's salary is contributed to the locals.