I Take Class. I'm Always Ballet Ready.

The Lowest Budget U.s. Films Are Ten Times Times Better (than Shooting In Tibet).

In Order To Dance Professionally, You Have To Start At A Young Age. No Matter What, Your Muscle Structure And Your Bones Have To Be Groomed From A Very Young Age. Nobody Wakes Up At 17 And Decides To Become A Ballet Dancer. I'm Saying That And Someone's Going To Be Born Tomorrow Who Decides To Do That And I'm Going To Have My Foot In My Mouth.

In My Life I Do Look Up To Actors, At My Age I Ask Myself, Who Else Is Playing Interesting Parts At My Age Which Is Very Difficult For A Female Actor. On Top Of It, Being A Minority, Having Come From China Makes It Harder.

There Are A Lot Of Stereotypes To Be Broken Which I Think A Lot Of Us Are Doing. What I Do Is, As Soon As People Try To Pin Me Down To One Kind Of Part, I'll Play A Very Different Kind Of Role, So It Explodes That Stereotype.

It's A Very Obsessive Profession That You Need To Stay Obsessed To Get Anywhere, And It's Very Easy For Us To Get Obsessed And Then Nothing Else Matters. I Was Reading Somerset Maugham's Novella, Moon And Sixpense, About This Artist Based On Gauguin's Life. It Was So Beautifully Written. You Must Be First Rate Because Second Rate You Might Not Survive. If You're An Accountant, You'll Survive Second Rate. If You Chance It Big, You May Not Get Anywhere.