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Big, Screwed-Up Family: His mother disapproves of his profession and his brother blames him for going to jail for hosting cock fights.Big Brother Instinct: Towards Soo Yung in the third film.
Red Oni, Blue Oni: The blue to Carter's red.Papa Wolf: He is like a second father to Soo Yung and will do anything to make sure she is safe.One-Man Army: He is able to defeat many people at once due to his kung-fu skills, despite him trying to avoid a fight.Not So Above It All: After spending so much time with Carter, Lee can sometimes even get into Carter's level of maturity such as ogling on Isabella while she is undressing or losing his patience with the French assassin they are interrogating.Noble Male, Roguish Male: The noble to Carter's roguish.
Nice Guy: Lee is a respectful and sensible person in contrast to the loud and uncouth Carter. #Hifi rush characters movie#
N-Word Privileges: The first movie shows that he does not have them. In the end Lee gives his father's badge to Carter saying that he can finally "let it go". In the film's climax Tan does indeed confess to having murdered Lee's father. The case is very personal for Lee and opens up some emotional wounds that he hasn't dealt with. While the culprit was never caught, it was suspected that his partner, who is now a Triad boss, was the killer. Moving Beyond Bereavement: The second movie reveals that Lee's father was killed while working on a smuggling case. 
It is telling that the only friends he has in the movies are Carter and the Hans.
Married to the Job: Lee doesn't have much of a social life outside of his work. He became involved with the Triads and uses his connection with Lee to further his goals, since he knows Lee is unwilling to kill him. Kenji in the third film is Lee's childhood friend from an orphanage he grew up in, who was inadvertently abandoned by Lee when the latter was adopted. The second film has Ricky Tan, his father's ex partner and, later revealed, his father's killer. In the first one, Juntao/ Thomas Griffin had killed his last partner and kidnapped the Consul Han's daughter, whom Lee had befriended. It's Personal: He has some personal connection to the main antagonists in each film. Good Is Not Soft: As is typical with Chan. Good Cop/Bad Cop: Good Cop to Carter's Bad Cop. Fish out of Water: As per most of Jackie Chan's Hollywood movies, Lee is quite unfamiliar with America's culture, having a hard time understanding Carter's slang and got in trouble in a bar for his N-Word Privileges. Disappeared Dad: He grew up in an orphanage after his father was killed by Ricky Tan. Deadpan Snarker: He can be very sarcastic, usually around Carter. He is very tempted to kill Ricky Tan in the second film after the latter tauntingly confessed to killing Lee's father. Beware the Nice Ones: He's generally nice, but don't push him too far. He also apologizes to the FBI guards when fighting them to get into the Chinese Embassy. Apologetic Attacker: Apologizes to the black bar patrons after starting a fight for being innocently insensitive. #Hifi rush characters full#
All There in the Manual: Lee’s full name is “Kit Hong Lee”, though it’s never said in any of the movie.All Asians Know Martial Arts: As expected by any character played by Jackie Chan.In the third movie, he has become Ambassador Han's bodyguard. The Ace: Lee is an accomplished martial artist and is considered a legend in Hong Kong for his exceptional service as a cop.Chief Inspector Lee Kit Hong ( Jackie Chan)
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