Colonel Fu San Ping is a fictional Chinese intelligence agent working for the People's Republic of China. The character appears in the 2010 James Bond video-game, Blood Stone, and was voiced by David K. S. Tse.
Biography[]
Suspecting that a third party was manipulating events to kill Stefan Pomerov, James Bond examines the Turkish courier's phone which had led him to the Russian industrialist. Beside several local phone calls, Bond observed that Bernin had received an unanswered international call before he died. Phoning the number, 007 discovers that Colonel Fu San Ping, an influential Chinese agent, had been attempting to contact the courier. Ping suggests an alliance and meets with Bond at an aquarium in Bangkok, Thailand. At the aquarium, Ping asks Bond to complete one simple task before meeting in person: find and disable three audio surveillance bugs in the aquarium. After Bond does so and meets with Ping at the whale exhibit, Ping reveals that an economic mercenary has been stealing dangerous technological secrets and selling them to the highest bidder. Related to this, he had a team in Geneva following a lead on a man called Rak who operates out of Bangkok. Before Ping can reveal more, an assassin kills him with a single bullet to the head.
In the Nintendo DS version of Blood Stone, the aquarium where Bond and Ping meet is a one-story building comprising of ten exhibits, with each one dedicated to a certain marine animal and connected by short tunnels. The task that Ping asks Bond to complete to meet safely is to have him find and photograph secret fragments of a picture of a shark found on the glass of different tanks in the exhibits, which Bond puts together to determine that Ping is in the shark exhibit, where the two have their fateful meeting as usual.
Trivia[]
At one point in the game, he is incorrectly referred to as "General Ping" when the objective prompts Bond to meet him at the aquarium after deactivating the bugs planted across the location. This is likely a leftover from an earlier incarnation of the game in which Ping was supposedly depicted as an older man than he was in the final form of the title.
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