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Storyline Edit. Add content advisory. Did you know Edit. Trivia According to Matt Stone and Trey Parker, the line "god damn Mongolians tear down my shitty wall" was created while they were visiting the Great wall of China during the 90's. Goofs An old lady asks Tweak to help her cross the road and she has pink hair along with a pink shirt and pink skirt but in a few scenes later you see her at the shady aces retirement home with gray hair.

User reviews 4 Review. Top review. The Great Wall of South Park. This episode is another honorable mention in my book, the time I saw this episode is ironic for me because it was the time I was taking a "Chinese Film Studies" course. I personally am not a person that watches the news because most of the time it's damn depressing, boring but most of all one sided and unhelpful. Most news programs always have news about this and that crime, but we hardly see news about any heroic efforts or positivity much.

We see the parents put the kids in more danger than keep them safe because of all the crap the news is feeding them; this sort of justifies why reading or watching the news too much isn't always healthy.

This episode was where the character Tuong Lu Kim entered, I really like this character despite not in the show that much.

He's obviously a parody on the Asian stereotypes, it's just funny how much he keeps addressing on it but most of all he just has some funny memorable lines and moments. My favorite line "God Damn Mongolians! We of course see constantly trying to defend the wall, but every effort is fruitless. One scheme I like is when he tries to pour Sweet and Sour Pork on them but it of course backfires and he gets stuck.

Another is when he's in warrior gear and is doing a death dance which is supposed to be a Chinese Swordsman Kata but he's doing it badly and wrong and you can easily guess the result.

However, some of the stuff before is also funny from seeing Tweek getting well really Tweeky no surprise. In an effort to protect their children from kidnappers, the parents hire the owner of City Wok Restaurant to build the Great Wall of South Park. Watch Random Episode.

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Red Hot Catholic Love. The wall soon takes effect as nobody can enter South Park, not even the opposing team for the boys' baseball game. Tuong in the meantime, builds himself a home-made missile launcher to fire heat-seeking missiles at the Mongolians. They soon show up, brandishing a baseball, and Tuong fires. The Mongolians simply light the baseball on fire and throw it at the wall, causing the missile to make a round trip and put another huge hole in the wall.

Again, the Mongolians ride off, laughing. When the news reports that most children know their abductors, the parents start to distrust each other and much to children's chagrin accompany their children everywhere, including to school. Meanwhile, Tuong now has a new scheme: to pour sticky sweet and sour pork sauce on the attacking Mongolians. A Trojan Horse gift-wrapped with a pink ribbon is wheeled up to the city gates. Tuong sees through the ruse and goes to the horse with a battle-axe, pretending not to know.

When he opens the horse though, he finds himself stuck in his own trap, the Mongolians having cleverly filled the horse with pork sauce of their own. After they break another hole in the wall, Tuong is "freed" by a hungry dog and swears revenge.

After a news report stating that the parents are most likely to abduct their own children, the parents send them out of town to live on their own, fearing they will abduct their own children despite the fact that they obviously love them dearly. A few days later, the parents wonder how their children are doing. The children are then shown to have joined the Mongolians, sitting around a roaring campfire, enjoying meat on the bone, and dressed in fur, silk armor, and helmets. They are apparently able to speak fluent Mongolian, though there are no subtitles.