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When New Zealand signed the Free Trade Agreement with China in 2008 the then Prime Minister Helen Clark described Victor Percival as the "man who started it all".
But that really leaves many interesting things unsaid. Percival first began his business dealings with China in 1956. He was actually inclined to give Rewi Alley, the former New Zealand sheep farmer who settled in China in the 1920s much credit for his own progress in China.
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