I Think Diversity Is Very

The Lack Of Predictability With Television Is Something That's Constantly Changing What Your Perception Of Who You Think Your Character Is.

It's So Much Fun Playing Ling, But I Have This Fear That People Are Going To Run Away From Me In Terror On The Streets. They Think I'm Going To Bite Their Heads Off Or Something.

The Neck Is Kind Of What's Sexy In Japan, So You Have To Have The Kimono A Little Bit Back. It Was Just A Whole Different Way Of Appealing To What Was Sexy.

I Grew Up In Jackson Heights, Queens, With No Money. I Was Taught Not To Take Anything For Granted. If You Are Too Busy Being A Diva Or A Freak, Then You Are Not Enjoying It.

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.