If The Costumes Are Wrong, You Feel

How I Was Raised Is What I Am Today.

The Difference Between Me And American-born Actors Is That I Came Here With The Expectation Of Not Being Treated Fairly.

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.

I Went To Indiana University For College For A Couple Of Years Where I Double Majored In Dance And Journalism, And After My Sophomore Year There, I Went To The San Francisco Ballet School For The Summer, But Then They Offered Me A Scholarship To Stay For The Year. That's Where I Danced After The Year They Offered Me A Contract With The Company.

I Went To The International Ballet Competition When I Was 15 Or 16 And That Was The First Time I Competed. I Didn't Get Very Far But It Was The First Time That I Realized What I Needed To Do To Become A Dancer. I Realized How Hard It Was.