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* In ''WesternAnimation/TurningRed'', the first shot of the movie is of a picture of Mei and her parents with Mei looking like this complete with wearing a UsefulNotes/{{qipao}} and having OdangoHair.

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* In ''WesternAnimation/TurningRed'', the first shot of the movie is of a picture of Mei and her parents with Mei looking like this this, complete with wearing a UsefulNotes/{{qipao}} and having OdangoHair.

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* ''VideoGame/FatalFury''[=/=]''VideoGame/TheKingOfFighters'': [[GenkiGirl Li]] [[BigEater Xiangfei]] was born and raised in Southtown, which makes her [[ButNotTooForeign Chinese/American.]] Which is apparent from [[BraidsOfAction her hairstyle]] and her attire. Her fighting style is also said to be a form of Chinese boxing combined with martial arts.

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* ''VideoGame/FatalFury''[=/=]''VideoGame/TheKingOfFighters'': ''VideoGame/FatalFury''[=/=]''VideoGame/TheKingOfFighters'':
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[[GenkiGirl Li]] [[BigEater Xiangfei]] was born and raised in Southtown, is a Chinese-American girl from South Town, which makes her [[ButNotTooForeign Chinese/American.]] Which is apparent from [[BraidsOfAction her hairstyle]] and her attire. She even practices several forms of Kung-Fu and works as a waitress at a local Chinese restaurant.
** Hotaru Futuba is an odd example. She absolutely ''looks'' the part due to her clothing and hairstyle, and even uses a mixture of Chinese martial arts, but actually hails from Japan rather than China.
** Mui Mui from the ''Dragon Gal'' pachislot series and later ''VideoGame/TheKingOfFightersXIV'' fits this trope, being a very eager martial artist who sports the outfit and bun hairstyle usually associated with the trope.
Her hobby is even eating Chinese meat buns.
** ''XIV'' also features a very atypical example: Mian is a female fighter from China, but lacks the typical bun hairstyle and usually covers her face with a mask. Also, instead of Kung-Fu, she uses a
fighting style is also said to be a form of Chinese boxing combined with martial arts.based on traditional Sichuan opera dances.



* Mui Mui from ''Dragon Gal'' pachislot series and later ''VideoGame/TheKingOfFighters XIV'', being a very eager martial artist girl with ki manipulation that can summon dragons from it. She also put her hair on two buns, and her favorite activity is eating meat buns. Oh and she's wearing a martial arts garb. The latter game also features a very atypical example: Mian has the heritage and beneath her mask, she does have the features of a Chinese, though she usually wears her hair normally. She's fighting using Bian Lian, a martial arts of Peking Opera dancing.



* [[http://deadoralive.wikia.com/wiki/File:02_doa5dlc07.jpg Pai Chan]] (pictured above) is Lei Fang's ''VideoGame/VirtuaFighter'' counterpart, that when they're paired together, they gain both a special team-up intro and victory pose where they [[MyKungFuIsStrongerThanYours proudly proclaim the power of kung-fu.]]

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* [[http://deadoralive.wikia.com/wiki/File:02_doa5dlc07.jpg Pai Chan]] (pictured above) is Lei Fang's ''VideoGame/VirtuaFighter'' counterpart, that when they're paired together, they gain both a special team-up intro and victory pose where they [[MyKungFuIsStrongerThanYours proudly proclaim the power of kung-fu.]]]] Likewise, she has special interactions when partnered with the aforementioned Chun-Li and Xiaoyu in ''Videogame/ProjectXZone''.
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*''Manga/HikariNoDensetsu'': Thankfully averted with Meiling Chen, a rhythmatic gymnast representing Hong Kong. She is from the Chinese mainland, but she averts many of the negative stereotypes associated with the trope and is a bubbly girl who befriends Hikari.

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