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May 1997 it's, and all Hong-Kong is rising down seriously to July 1, when Britain will give principle of the nation to China. Public anxiety concerning the move of energy is running large, but “Charlie” Chan Siu-kai’s greatest problem is just a triple homicide case, without any strong prospects. Chan, a half-Chinese, half-Irish Hong Kong local and key inspector with the Royal Hong Kong authorities, believes he’s found a development when three mutilated brains are found flying in Chinese seas. But he grows increasingly annoyed whilst the Chinese authorities earnestly hinder—and the bureaucrats pointedly ignore—his analysis.