Chan Chut is a minor character featured in Red Dead Redemption.
History[]
Background[]
Chan Chut is a Chinese immigrant and traveling worker in both the United States and Mexico.
Events of Red Dead Redemption[]
Interactions[]
Chan Chut can be found working in various locations. At the Pacific Union Railroad Camp, he does a variety of odd jobs, such as repairing railroad tracks and loading supplies at the warehouse. In El Matadero, he can be seen working in the back room of the local slaughterhouse with other Chinese laborers.
He also appears sometimes in multiplayer, usually traveling in and around Blackwater on horseback. Outside of settlements, Chan may be seen on the roads of New Austin driving a stagecoach, which the player can use for Fast Travel if they pay a fee. He is always armed and will not hesitate to shoot the player if attacked or threatened.
Quotes[]
ā | NĆ©ih hĆ³u ma? (ä½ å„½å in Chinese - Cantonese) | ā |
āChan Chut greeting someone |
ā | You must be Mr. Marston. | ā |
āChan Chut, when Marston has high fame |
ā | You be more careful, mister. | ā |
āChan Chut when bumping into someone |
Trivia[]
- Chan Chut bears a striking resemblance to another NPC, Thao Long.
- He can sometimes be seen speaking in Cantonese on the phone inside the rail house at the railroad camp.
- During evenings in El Matadero, instead of joining his fellow immigrants at their tent city near the edge of town, Chan will instead smoke opium at a small campsite just behind the slaughterhouse, hinting that he may be a loner.
- Like most Chinese characters in the game, Chan Chut speaks in the Cantonese dialect of Chinese, hinting at his place of origin in Guangdong province.
- Chan Chut can also be translated as "éäø", the word "é" (Chan) is a fairly common family name in China, while the word "äø" (Chut) means seven. It probably means he's the seventh son in his family.
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