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==Plot== | ==Plot== | ||
[[File:Gtacw e3.jpg|thumb|right|333px|Announcement of GTA Chinatown Wars.]] | [[File:Gtacw e3.jpg|thumb|right|333px|Announcement of GTA Chinatown Wars.]] | ||
[[File:HuangLee-Artwork.jpg|thumb|left|[[Huang Lee]], the game's [[protagonist]].]] | |||
[[File:GTAMap.jpg|thumb|right|303px|The rendition of Liberty City used in GTA Chinatown Wars. Note the absence of the state of Alderney.]] | |||
{{Chronology}} | {{Chronology}} | ||
[[Huang Lee]], the spoiled son of a recently murdered [[Mr. Lee|Triad boss]], arrives by plane in Liberty City with [[Yu Jian Sword|Yu Jian]], a sword that Huang's father won in a poker game and has decided to use as an heirloom, to deliver it to the new patriarch of the family, Huang's uncle [[Wu Lee|Wu "Kenny" Lee]]. Shortly after landing, Huang's escorts are killed by assassins and he is shot (a bullet grazes the side of the head but he survives) and kidnapped. The assailants steal the sword and, thinking Huang is dead, dump his body in the water. Huang manages to survive and informs Kenny that Yu Jian has been taken. Kenny explains that he had intended to offer the sword to [[Hsin Jaoming]], the aging Triad boss in Liberty City, as a means of securing a position as his replacement. Kenny is been dishonored and been reduced in power due to the loss of Yu Jian, leaving him and Huang working to keep their businesses afloat. | |||
Eventually, Huang is contacted by [[Zhou Ming]], a high-ranking Triad member, and [[Chan Jaoming]], son of Hsin. Both men are also competing to be Hsin's replacement, and employ Huang to combat each other's efforts. After Chan hires Huang for a deal that goes badly, LCPD Detective [[Wade Heston]], a crooked cop under pressure from Internal Affairs, intercepted Huang. Heston offers an alliance with Huang to find the men responsible for the theft of Yu Jian and the murder of Huang's father. Huang agrees and finds that Heston suspects a [[Midtown Gangsters|Korean gang]] allied with the Triads is behind the events. After combating the Koreans for a while, Heston plants a bug in the Koreans' headquarters, from which he learns that there is a splinter group inside the gang called the [[Wonsu Nodong]]. Heston determines that the leader of the Wonsu will be the one responsible for Yu Jian's theft, and is a police informant who has been causing trouble for the Triads. | Eventually, Huang is contacted by [[Zhou Ming]], a high-ranking Triad member, and [[Chan Jaoming]], son of Hsin. Both men are also competing to be Hsin's replacement, and employ Huang to combat each other's efforts. After Chan hires Huang for a deal that goes badly, LCPD Detective [[Wade Heston]], a crooked cop under pressure from Internal Affairs, intercepted Huang. Heston offers an alliance with Huang to find the men responsible for the theft of Yu Jian and the murder of Huang's father. Huang agrees and finds that Heston suspects a [[Midtown Gangsters|Korean gang]] allied with the Triads is behind the events. After combating the Koreans for a while, Heston plants a bug in the Koreans' headquarters, from which he learns that there is a splinter group inside the gang called the [[Wonsu Nodong]]. Heston determines that the leader of the Wonsu will be the one responsible for Yu Jian's theft, and is a police informant who has been causing trouble for the Triads. | ||