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<p>In the novel, Chan is described as "very fat indeed, yet he walked with the light dainty step of a woman" and in The Chinese Parrot as being " ... an undistinguished figure in his Western clothes." According to critic Sandra Hawley, this description of Chan allows Biggers to portray the character as nonthreatening, the opposite of evil Chinese characters, such as <a href="page.php?w=Fu_Manchu">Fu Manchu</a>, while simultaneously emphasizing supposedly Chinese characteristics such as impassivity and stoicism.</p>

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