Taiwanese
Chinese will conquer the world becauseThey are always ranking near the top in international comparison in math. Everything is made in China. How could my sister travel to Europe and bring back the souvenir made in China. When you look at the label on shirt,pants, spoon, most of them is made in China. I’m getting identity crisis here. Sometimes, I get confuse if I’m Chinese and have to see back of myself. (It said Made in Tokyo samurai Spirit on my ass.) They are everywhere and many peeps are sooo talented and strong.You can spray pesticide on them but they will survive. such as Ang Li, yao Ming, jet li(cantonese) Bruce lee, my best friend with eye patch,Gong li, Kaila, Lucy, Takashi Kaneshiro. He’s so talented and beautiful. I heard he’s gay but I heard I’m gay too, so He’s probablly straight. Who do you all like?
on June 24th, 2008 at 11:51 pm
I like Wong Kar Wai, he’s such a fine writer/director — I admired his “Chung King Express” with Brigitte Lin and Takeshi Kaneshiro (he’s gay?). Brigitte Lin is a wonderful actress with the coldest of cold stares. Maggie Cheung, so elegant. I believe one may be officially Chinese if you wear cheong sam like Nancy Kwan and kick ass like Michelle Yeoh.
on June 25th, 2008 at 4:49 am
I love maggie cheung. Did you know she turn down the role for “memoirs of Geishsha” because of racial sensitivity? I respect her for that. Its hard in Hollywood to be that way. Shiieet, I was almost going to be jew to make it in this world.
on June 25th, 2008 at 8:55 am
takeshiは美しいよう! I am 99% straight, and he’s part of the 1%
on June 25th, 2008 at 1:15 pm
Andy Lau
Maggie Cheung
Michelle Yeoh
Chow Yun Fat
Zhang Ziyi
Tony Leung
Gong Li
Ekin Cheng
Jet Li
Jackie Chan
Bolo Yueng
Lucy Liu is okay, but she keeps getting blackballed, and held back. Even though I am a black man, I wish that hollywood would give more blacks and asians more better, dignified respectable roles… there isnt too many of us….
The Memoirs of a Geisha was controversial, because the roles were played by chinese women, when they really were supposed to be japanese women. The movie director had little or no concern about cultural differences and accurate racial portrayal. Arguments and fights broke out, and China tried to ban the movie…..
on June 25th, 2008 at 10:01 pm
I didn’t know that story about Maggie C. — but not surprised, she is a classy lady. Did you see her in Wong Kar Wai’s “In the Mood for Love”? What a great movie…OMG those cheong sams she wore!…and in Jackie Chan’s “Supercop”, her falling out of a helicopter…nice comedienne too.
on June 28th, 2008 at 4:25 pm
Jews rule the world!
Who can prove to me that Michelle Yeoh is 100% chinese
on July 1st, 2008 at 2:56 am
I would scream the same if I was jew.
Michelle Yeoh is not jewish though. I don’t think. Did you guys notice that everyone on Tv is Philippino? They are everywhere or flip mix at least. Or did I just watch too much America’s next best dance crew.
on July 6th, 2008 at 8:15 pm
Whatever happened to China Chow? I don’t think she was born in China, but she is/was a hot asian about 10 years ago. Miss Aiko, with all your Hollywood connections, do you know what happened to her?
And how about Jie Zheng at Wimbledon this year? Semi-finals for being ranked 133rd is pretty dang respectable! I haven’t followed professional tennis in a few years, and she has only been playing for 5. But her injuries seem to be all healed. Now I have a reason to follow tennis again.
on July 8th, 2008 at 11:09 pm
Someone I know used to date China Chow. Now she dates Kianu or someone. She’s still hot. Gossips! I feel like Perez Hilton. so, I will hush my mouth.
on July 15th, 2008 at 3:22 pm
Michelle Yeoh is %100 Chinese. She was born in Malaysia on August 6, 1962… LoL
on July 17th, 2008 at 6:21 pm
wow, she looks younger, It is true black don’t crack, asian don’t age. hallelujah!
on July 19th, 2008 at 9:12 am
Silly… asians never look their age, and so do some blacks too…