It's good that the 140,000 Chinese men who contributed to the war effort are getting recognition. Many of them are listed in the Commonwealth Graves register.
In the early volumes they are a mere appendage to the names of the dead from Britain, Canada, Australia, etc., such as with, "and 45 members of the Chinese Labour Corps."
But in the later volumes they are listed by name where possible.
It would be hard to overstate their importance. The famous Australian General Monash, on inspecting a Chinese battalion on its way to the front, remarked that they were as fine a group of men as any he'd seen.