The game claims after the mainland Chinese people, or "fuckin' ugly reds" swarmed to Hong Kong, the crime rate " skyrockeded". The game stated that he was dead prior to this, and his "actor" actually did die in this year. Tong is stated to have died and been resurrected as an ultimate weapon. 
He died in 1997, the year the game takes place in.
Harsher in Hindsight: Deng Xiaoping, portrayed in-game by a badly-pixelated screencap of his head named "Tong Shau Ping", was still alive when the game was released in 1995. Your aim is to annihilate the entirety of Mainland China as well as their so-called Pointless Doomsday Device on behalf of the Hong Kong government what more could you ask for? What does one do after "crime rate skyrockeded?" Why, commit genocide on all 1.2 billion people who moved in from the mainland of course! While all the enemies appear to be adults (the sprites are very limited in quality, but they have that height), chances are this also includes children. Cult Classic: The game garnered a cult following in Hong Kong, Japan and Taiwan for its ludicrousness (especially concerning the use of copyrighted images and the game's premise), and earned the reputation of being So Bad, It's Good. Crosses the Line Twice: The goal of single-handedly wiping out the entire population of China would be extremely offensive if it wasn't so outlandish. Big-Lipped Alligator Moment: The "GAMES WANTED" bit at the very start of the game that has nothing to do with the rest of it. 
However the execution ended up too tasteless to be taken seriously outside of the gaming community.
Audience-Alienating Premise: The game's premise is to provide satirical commentary on the 1997 handover of Hong Kong to China. The enemies you fight before are harder than him. Anti-Climax Boss: Tong Shao Ping is very easy to defeat as he only has one move that is super easy to dodge and doesn't take that many hits to kill. Accidental Innuendo: The ".so please send us your floppy." in the "GAMES WANTED" section.
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