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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].

Chinese People Need To Be Controlled; Otherwise, They Will Do Whatever They Want.

I'm Very Pessimistic About That, No Matter How Hard We May Try. The Chinese Market Is Huge, But Out Of Last Year's $2 Billion Box Office, $1.8 Billion Was Taken In By Foreign Movies, And Just $200 Million By Our Own Movies, No Matter How Much We Have Learned Of Their Techniques, Or Their Good Practices. The Hollywood Movies Imported Into China Are All Good Movies; Does The U.s. Make Lousy Movies? Yes, Too Many Lousy Movies, But The Imports Are Good Films, So How Can They Not Be Box Office Hits? They're All Hits.

When I Try To Speak Perfectly Then I Am Not Jackie Chan Anymore. Some Words Sound Like I Am Trying Too Hard. The Whole Thing Is Not Me.

In The Past Decade, There Have Been A Lot Of Friends Or Directors, Either Gossiping Or Telling Me Directly, "what You're Doing Now Is The Right Thing, Your Main Concern Should Be Taking Care Of Yourself, And Not Doing Action At Your Age." Well, After First Feeling Angry, I'd Think, To Be Honest, I Really Am Older. So I Thought, All Right, But Before I Retire I'd Like To Make One Last Major Action Film, One Good One.