I Think Diversity Is Very Key To

Nobody Really Tells Me What's Going On, And I Find Out Via The Trades Myself.

It Was Probably Very Difficult To Go From Chinese And Then Suddenly Go To Kindergarten And Start Speaking English; It's Very Hard To Transition Back And Forth When You Are In That Pivotal Age. It's Also Hard To Transition Back, But If I Was Immersed In The Country For A Given Amount Of Time, You Are Surrounded By It, Everyone Is Speaking, You Are Learning New Things, You Are Practicing All The Time.

I Wish People Wouldn't Just See Me As The Asian Girl Who Beats Everyone Up, Or The Asian Girl With No Emotion. People See Julia Roberts Or Sandra Bullock In A Romantic Comedy, But Not Me. You Add Raceto It, And It Became, 'well, She's Too Asian', Or, ‘she's Too American’. I Kind Of Got Pushed Out Of Both Categories. It's A Very Strange Place To Be. You're Not Asian Enough And Then You're Not American Enough, So It Gets Really Frustrating.

Martial Arts Are Art Forms And Require A Great Deal Of Discipline And Dedication. I So Admire People Who Focus Their Lives On It, Because It's Not An Easy Thing To Do.

It Is An Absolute Privilege To Be Able To Speak Another Language And Have It Be Something You Grew Up With. I Think It's A Very Important Thing And I Think That Everywhere Else In The World People Speak More Than One Language.