As One Tale Ends, So Another Begins.

Even During The Promotion I Told People That I Didn't Like Rush Hour. The Jokes I Didn't Understand And The Fighting, Compared To My Hong Kong Films Was Terrible. A Lot Of People Didn't Like It. But Mostly People Did Like It, They Really Liked It. Rush Hour Really Brought Me To The American Family Audience.

I Think Every Young Child Can Learn Through Any Martial Art. They Would Then Learn To Respect Their Life, Respect Their Parents, Respect Their Country, And Respect The Whole World.

Of Course I Get Hurt.

Every Time I Make American Film I Just Trust American Directors And American Writers.

One Thing We Haven't Mentioned Is Something Everyone Should Understand Very Clearly. Look At The Budget That Was Invested In 'avatar': Who In China Has That Kind Of Money To Spend On Making A Movie? So We As Chinese Filmmakers Should Work Together To Make Chinese Movies That Can Compete As Best We Can For Chinese Audiences, Not Make Lousy Movies, But Make The Best We Can For That Audience. Concentrate The Money, The Talent We Have On Making Good Movies [for China].