Since Age 14, I Know What Actors

I Will Always Have A Career. I Believe In Working. I Don't Believe That Taking Care Of Your House And Children Is Enough For A Woman. You Don't Feel Complete.

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.

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.

Historically And Culturally The Mongol Women Were Very Strong, They Contributed As Much As The Men To Their Society, Their Community. Other Than Upper Body Strength, I Think They Were Equal To The Men. To Compensate For The Lesser Upper Body Strength They Had To Be Smarter, They Had To Think More, They Had To Consider Things More Carefully.

If The Costumes Are Wrong, You Feel Awful In Them And It Lessens Your Acting.