All language subtitles for Full Moon In New York (1990) Ren zai Niu Yue

Like it?

Woo! Like it?

The pastry chef is a genius.

Bet he knows
I am a British born Chinese.

And marry a real Chinese woman

I was telling them
the pastry chef is a genius,

when he does Chinese figures,
they look Chinese.

What's so funny about that?

Thomas, where are your humors?

Marry a Mainland woman
is a humor itself.

So you say.

Miss Wang will show you
how to cut the cake.

Come on!
Me? Show her?

OK, I will.

I'll show you how to cut up men.

She asks my wife not to worry.

She's going to teach her
how to cut up men.

Look what you've done.

Come on, cut the cake!

Come on!

Music please!

How'd you cut it!

How do I know?
It's the first time for me too.

Like this?
Go ahead!

They're all waiting
to have a taste of us!

Great!

Please!

You make me fretful and spellbound
all the time, my landlady.

Nonsense.
You know what I come for.

Let me sit down first.

I'm sorry, you know as an artist.

Like the lady here,
always like to sit on the floor.

Moreover, these chairs've been
filled with books since last night.

Now you can see.

Let a rich lady like you sit
on the floor.

And wear a designer label...
let me see.

Hey. It is funny.
You are an artist?

If you are,
why not move over to Soho?

Oh yes. You know what Soho is?

Right, you know better than I do.

Listen to me
if you still do not pay your rent.

I'll cut your electricity
and water supply.

No big deal. Go ahead.

What?

I said: "Go ahead"!

Where is the phone?

It's here.

But I prefer
to use the public phone outside.

It takes 25 cents, but it works.

Why shack up with a foreigner
who's broke?

Hey! In Mandarin please!

I give up.

OK! Have it your way.

It's just my luck.

Whatever rent you owe,

just consider it
as my treat to a dinner.

But you have to get loss
by next week.

Fine with me.

I haven't had Chinese
for a long time.

You don't look like someone
who goes for Chinese anyway.

This is an ultimatum.
You get loss by next week.

Yes, madam!

I wonder
if you still know Chinese.

Stop it!

You bastard.
What'd you think I am?

What are you doing?
Bastard! Stop it!

You... don't leave.
You come back here.

Bitch. Fuck you.

It's you to fuck off. Damn it!

You son of a bitch.

The funeral marches on.

We pass through the city.

We strike along the river.

I'm so sad.

Gloomy skies.

Miss Wang,
be sad but not desperate.

Remember,
you are a superb Arabian horse.

Does China raise any good horse?

Yes, in Han Dynasty,
we had sky horse.

The country wept
for the casualties of war.

Dove!

Yes!

Add one line,
I am dead with my boots on.

My hero is dying with his boots.

The line keeps on moving.

Your warriors are heading
before me.

Then it is me, dove,
and your horses for war.

The war band is
playing the funeral sonata.

Oh, my god. Here I go.

Are you coming?

I came!

Should I say "Here I come"
or "There I go"?

It is not the time for me
to teach English.

Good morning, Mr. And Mrs.
Frank Mac. How are you?

Good morning.
Good morning. Thank you.

The weather is so good.

Hi, good morning!
Mrs. Pan.

Thank you!
You're welcome.

Which floor?
Fourteenth!

I'm, sorry.

It's me.
My dear.

Where are you? Listen,
I got a letter from mother.

Really?

I bet it's the same old stuff:

How are you, I miss you...

Oh, I'm sorry,
I'll be late tonight.

A business meeting.

Be back as soon as I can,
O.K. Dear?

I've already bought some steaks.

You sound just like
an American housewife.

You can practice doing them
medium-rate.

Or I can get Miss Wang
to keep you company.

Which Miss Wang?

You've met her at our wedding.

She taught you
how to cut up men, remember?

What makes you think
she has the time?

Artists always have time.

I'll give her a call.

Then I'll call you back, O.K.?

O.K. Bye!

How come New York is
also called "Big Apple".

How come New York is
also called "Big Apple".

How come New York is
also called "Big Apple".

Go ask any New Yorker.

He or she will say "Why not?"

Go ask any New Yorker.

He or she will say "Why not?"

What is this?

Hunan Garden.
I heard the food is quite good.

Oh! Shit!

Here to pay rent?

It's got nothing to do with me.

Two?

I'll do it!
Fine!

Smoking, this way!

I smoke,
and this side is non-smoking.

You can't smoke here?

Even so, no reason for her
to be so rude.

It's alright, let's move!

You order!
O.K.?

Peking duck
in a Hunan restaurant?

It's Chinese food for Americans
prepared by Cantonese.

It's Chinese food prepared by
Chinese in a Chinese restaurant.

Yeah, Chinese dish adapted

for American tastes.

No, you're the Chinese dish
adapted for American tastes.

Hey, come on.
What do you mean by that?

Hey, cut it out!
Ridiculous.

What's there to argue?

We're all Chinese, why argue?

It doesn't look good

in front of others.

Right? No more now.

An Angel just flew over

Order now.

What did you say?

I said: An angel just flew over,

and scared us all into silence.

Really?

What's so funny?

It'd be ideal for a Chinese,

to have a house in Hong Kong.

One in Taipei, one in Beijing,

one in Tokyo,

and also Paris and New York.

Queens?

At least in Manhattan!

Hey, you're in the right track.

We have an apartment in Midtown.

Did you get someone
to read the Feng Shui?

Geomancy?

It's very important.

I do it whenever I buy property.

Do you Mainlanders believe
in Feng Shui?

Some do, and some don't.

You must believe it,
it really works.

When I first came here.

I kept losing money on stocks
and real estate.

Then someone told me,
since I'm from Hong Kong.

Unless I blend in with the Chi
in this country,

nothing is going to work.

I was told to open
all the windows at night.

New York is so noisy
but I have to do it.

But then things really began
to look up.

So if you want to make it here,

you have to blend in
with the local Chi.

I should open the windows too?

Yes, of course!

Zhaohong, you believe in this?

I've never thought about it,
have you?

Never!

Anyway, it's interesting
to talk about it.

Excuse me!

How do you know I'm here?

Who are they?

One is an actress from Taiwan.

The other is from China,

who just married a Chinese,
American.

They live in a pretty good area.

I saw what you saw.

That woman is in real estate
in Chinatown.

Quite well-known.
She's a lesbian.

A what?

A female homosexual.

When I was living
in the factory dorm.

A female worker, real skinny.

She came to my bed one night,

saying afraid of ghosts.

Later I heard she was homosexual.

China has a long history

of homosexuality.

Nonsense!

Read "The Chronicles of Han"!

I didn't study history
in Taiwan for nothing.

How come you're an actress now?

People change.

Now I end up shaving my armpits,
my legs...

and whatever when necessary.

What're you talking about?

Are your relatives going
to join you here?

Of course, I want to bring
my mother over to stay with us.

Thomas agreed?

Well, my parent is his parent.

Oh yeah?

Mr. Lee.

Mr. Chow is most anxious
to meet your daughter.

I'll fixed a good day next week.

For the two families
to get together.

Fine!

That was fast,

like you wanted to get married
yourself.

As her father,

It's my duty
to arranger her marriage.

See if the guests want
anything else.

All right!

You know that building,

opposite Taipei Station
next to Hilton Hotel?

It costs 3 million
Taiwan dollars per "ping".

That much?

It sold out in no time.

Hey, Ah-Dee, it's good news.

Why don't you bag the garbage?

She's back!

Ah Jiau, you're back!

I was just telling your father.

I want to introduce you
to a gentleman named Chow.

He's a good match for you.

Career-minded!

He was the third Chinese,

from Chinatown
to break into Midtown.

How come he's not the first?

It's better to be prudent.

Prudent while willing to take risks.

Working hard?
I'm used to it

He's outside right now.

Let me introduce you
and see how you feel.

Mr. Chow would like to take you
tomorrow.

To see an apartment
he wants to buy.

You can have a boyfriend
and business partner in one.

I might not be interested.

Right Dad?

Spoiled brat!

It doesn't matter.

Why don't you take a peek
at him first.

All right!

Are you kidding!
One needs company for this?

For this he's going to treat me
to a dinner.

Good night!

Thank you!

May we'll ask her
to do us favor.

Look over that building with us
tomorrow.

Right now,
it's dollar twenty-three.

Tomorrow, up or down,
you buy them for me.

Where did you get
your information?

The newspaper says,

they're going to open stories
through out Taiwan next year.

You know,
Taiwan is just like Hong Kong.

Everyone trusts herbal medicine.

They're going to make
a lot of money.

Bye!

You're sure now?

They've doubled in price
in less that a year.

Don't forgot to buy for me
tomorrow.

How can my account be short?

Unless you've been spending
my money on your lovers.

Don't forget. Bye!

What time tomorrow?

Don't think Auntie's a nag.

I was on my own
since my early teens.

It wasn't easy until I married
at twenty.

When you have a husband,
you have someone to lean on.

It's still making a living.

But now you don't need
to push yourself so hard.

You don't think like this
when you're young.

Wait until you get older.
Just look at me.

I used to push myself so hard.

I didn't even realize
until I got married.

I've been through all this.

Jiau, trust me.

Women get married eventually,

the later the harder on yourself.

Stella, let's buy that building
on Houston.

It's tough enough
to do restaurants.

But you get into stocks,
properties and money market too.

Any New York is not enough,

you have to do it
in Hong Kong too.

How can you have energy left
for boyfriends?

If I unload all my energy
on a guy.

I don't think
he's able to take it.

Thomas!

Try again!

Can homosexual have orgasms?

I can't figure them out.

I tell you what,

this is the best time
for hetero sex.

There's so many things.

I can't figure out in this world.

A lot of things
I can's figure out either.

Like the Chinese Chi Kung,
like geomancy,

like acupuncture.
How do these things work?

What are you doing?

What do you think you are doing?

My friend told me,

to let the Chi of New York
come in.

I almost forgot.

Open all the windows,
let the Chi come in.

The Chi of New York,
the Chi of China.

Maybe it'll blow my mother here.

You'll have both of us
come down with pneumonia!

How long does it have to flow?

At least ten minutes.

All the singulars are mine.

Yeah, it's over now.

This one seems to be mine.

It is a pair. It's mine.

Give it to me though.
Separate the pair.

Each of us gets one for keeps.
All right?

Which book did you take?
This is mine.

The diary of George Olden.
I almost forgot?

Mr. Wang,
I return your daughter to you.

It was I who suggested we split.

He probably felt he lost face.

That's why
he said those stupid things.

This is the first time
you hit anyone for my sake.

Last time with that Lithuanian.

Eight months.

That's why I didn't slap him.

Keeping time for me!

Sorry to have involved you
in this stupid mess.

What's upsetting you?
That thing in Taiwan?

That thing in Taiwan
is an insult!

Where're you going to stay?

West village, not far from here.

Still don't want to stay with me?

How's Bao Di?

Sometimes she writes nothing,

sometimes 10,000 words a day.

Whatever, she insists
on cooking for me.

I'm a lousy cook.

See you, Dad!

I'll give you the phone number
and address tonight.

Your Sung Hui Tsung Calligraphy!

West Village please.

Miss Lee, I'm Chow Chong Keung.

Mr. Chow?
Yes!

Come have a look. Don't worry.
It'll work out.

How are you?

Excuse me!

This is Mr. Kung Ming Hsiung,
my partner.

Let's go.

It's Wang Hsiung Ping.
I'll be right down.

That was fast!
Sorry!

Come in!

I have to make a call.

Zhao Hong, this is Wang.

I'll be right over.
Wait for me, O.K.? Bye!

Sorry I've to meet someone.

Won't be too late.

Shit!

I think I'll buy this one.

We should buy
the whole building.

Too risky!

Let's buy this unit first
and see what happen.

When you think it's time,
others will think the same.

Then you'll have to pay
a lot more.

I say we take the risk now.

That's how you win.

I think Mr. Kung is right.

I'll think on it.

What is there to think about?

Business is all about
taking risks.

I'm the one taking the risks.

I'm also taking a risk.

Mr. Chow, I heard you're
the third Chinese

to open a restaurant Midtown.

Yes, doing business in New York,
you have to plan for the future.

See how things develop,
and move steadily.

See how it works.

Sometimes Americans are to fussy...

Especially about places owned
by Chinese.

They say it's greasy
and smelly from Chinese cooking.

They cut our prices
for things like this.

Restaurant business is the same,

too much salt, too little salt,
too much MSG.

You know, if they don't like it,
they won't come.

It's better to do well
in Chinatown first.

Rather than rushing to Midtown
before you're ready.

That's why you're not the first.

Well, being first sounds nice.

But you could also be the first
to fail.

I'm not like that,
I like taking risks.

I know you have to take risks
in business.

But they should be
calculated risks.

It's better to let others
try Midtown first.

And see how they do.

When I do business,
I want a guarantee for profit.

Mr. Chow, I've to go now.
What?

I'll give you a call.

So soon? Can we have dinner
this evening?

I'm busy.

Let me drive you.

It's all right. Bye bye!

Hey, Chow, what the hell
you think you're doing?

None of these chairs
is fit for sitting.

That's not the concern
of the designers.

Designers simply design.

Their products are displayed
as art.

That's why you find them strange.

Would you buy stuff like this
when you have a home?

That depends on
whether I want a home or not.

How about you?

Certainly not!

But everything is
so confusing now.

Even our bedsheets are bought
by Thomas.

Really?

Shall we got this chair.

For Lee when she gets married?

What'd you say?

Why not!

Thomas.
What?

Please come out for awhile?
Yes sure!

What's the matter?

Would you please help me
tie the knots?

Sure!

Thanks!

Aren't we like a couple
of the Hollywood movies?

How many Hollywood movies
have you seen?

Have you noticed something?

What?

I've been speaking English.

I've noticed,
and you speak very well.

Sexy?

I feel the way I speak is sexy.

I think your Shanhainese

was sexy in Shanghai.

Now?

We still have time.

I don't mind
doing my lips again.

Don't you mind
to tie the knots again?

It's so seducing.

But we always feel embarrassing.

Wearing black eyes
to the boss's home.

Thomas.

I want to bring my mother over.

You know her life is hard.
Yeah, I know.

I really miss her.

Yeah, I know.

We're running late,
we should be there by 7.

Oh yeah, tonight is so care free.

You don't have to force yourself
to speak English, OK?

I think you should just unpack.

It's all right.

Your father still tells you
to copy out that stuff?

Nobody can tell me
to do anything.

How is he? Haven't seen him
for a while.

Still the same.
Writing some lousy articles,

fooling around with Peking Opera.

I heard he's living

with a Mainland woman.

That's his version of charity.

Says the woman suffered a lot
during the Cultural Revolution.

He wants to help her
to write a book.

He's playing the role so well.

Makes me look like a phoney,

yet I'm always between jobs.

Are you still keeping this?

Must be over ten years.

This is my only interview.

Done in Taiwan,
but still worth keeping.

Let me frame it for you.

What for? Where would I hang it?

In your apartment?

You're tired. Go to bed.
Early audition tomorrow.

I won't let my landlord sleep
in the couch.

What do you have in mind?
Paying rent?

I have an American girlfriend now.

I'm thinking
if I should get married.

No way.
Why?

It does not work me for here.

What are you auditioning
tomorrow?

Macbeth. At least
I can do it standing up.

Alone?

Aren't we always?

Still busy at this hour?

What will you have?

You have anything solid?

Duck's head. That's solid!

When the duck is cooked,

only the mouth remains tough.

How come you're also alone?

No choice?

We had a dinner date
with American friends.

And then?

Boring. Just forget it.

You two only come to me
when you're bored.

I'll be right back.

Sorry, we just have a full house.

But we made reservation.

Come!
What for?

Just follow me!

What're you two doing?

Too crowded.
We'll eat in the kitchen.

Great! Plenty of duck heads
in the kitchen.

Help yourselves.

I'm making room for your business.

Would that be a bother?

Only special friends
are allowed in the kitchen.

Come on!
What, having a party?

Be careful!

Lo Dow, take care of Mrs.
Poon and Ms. Wang for me.

They love duck heads,

let them do the dishes afterward.

Great!
Americans don't like the head.

You can eat all you want.

Eat as much as you like.

Duck heads go well with drinks.

The Taiwanese in Flushing Meadow
make snake wine.

Made with South American
poisonous snakes.

Almost as good as that made
in Canton, try some.

Get a couple of clean glasses.

Make yourselves at home.
I'll be back.

What does Lo Dow mean?

Lo Dow means daddy.

You're her father!
I had no idea.

We're both worked very hard.

First in Hong Kong,
then in New York.

Too bad she only has girlfriends,
no boyfriends.

Didn't she meet a boyfriend
today?

She didn't like him.

I'm meeting
my girlfriend tonight. Not bad.

Which one? Dish-washer Jane?

Anyone would be better than her!

What?
They're joking about the dishwasher.

Ah-Jane is the dish-washer.

Dad, is the Peking duck
of table 2 ready?

Ready, Ben,
take the duck out now.

Is the serving rack ready?

Ready. Just waiting for you.
O.K.!

It's tough to make it in New York.

Hong Kong people running Hunan
restaurant Serving Peking duck.

That's what I meant by trying
to make it. It's tough.

I know how to do a Peking duck.

You do? Let's see how you blow.

Here?

You grab here and blow.

Blow through here. Go on,
try hard.

Isn't this the ass?

Chef Lee's ass is as tough
as they come.

You should feel honored.

We've asked many times,
he would never teach us.

What do you say?

You're his first woman pupil!

You're drunk.

I'm not drunk.

Then how come your face is all red?

That's just my color.
I'm not drunk.

Is this a laughter break?

Tell me
isn't this the duck's ass?

Of course it is.

They're all saying I'm drunk.

Lo Dow, can you take
your daughter's place for a while?

Let me have a drink with her.
Alright!

Come on! Have a sip.

Come on.

You're all together
with your fathers. I really envy you.

And I envy you
for having a nice husband!

Drink up!

This is New York, New York!

Yes, you are right.

Let me tell you.

China has one, one... one damn it.

One billion people!

No, it's 1.1 billion.

Think about it,
half a billion Chinese women.

Imagine half a billion women
stamping at once.

Can we hear it in New York?

Wait a minute,

you're in New York,

not China.

Do you mind speaking Mandarin?

Zhao Hong, Zhao Hong.

You're drunk.

She's not drunk, she's crazy.

Are you going crazy?

I want to see your shaved legs.

Half a billion, shave the legs.

Zhao Hong shave the legs.

Lee Fung Jiau shave the legs.

Wang Hsiung Ping shave the legs.

Half a billion, shave the legs.

I always hear you complaining.

Why don't you pull yourself
together and really do something.

Will you go back to Shanghai?

Hope not!

You bastard!
Get married and look like this.

I believe I should have
Chinese food all my life.

I am done.

When shall we dine out
at China town again?

Next week?
Alright!

This week?
Alright!

Then the coming Saturday.
OK!

Li and Ni are heroes
of the martial world.

They do not seek high offices,

but roam the world instead.

To eat and get drunk.

To sleep with my clothes on.

To wake at the same cock-crow.

The rooster rudely ended
my reverie.

By the riverside,
my two friends urged me.

To turn away from fishing.

There can be glory in defeat.

The KMT was never defeated.

I'm staying with Wu.

There's still some problems.

I understand.

She doesn't talk much.
That's her attraction.

What've you been writing lately?
Writing?

My memoire? I've give that up.

Bao Di's painful past

is my memoire.

A letter from mom.

It's been so many year's.
Are you homesick?

Homesick? Homesick for where?

It's been 40 years since
the Communists grabbed power.

We can represent... represent...

Bao Di, let's get dinner ready.

Come, let me introduce you.

Financial news from Taiwan?

It's something.

I tell you, Taiwan is getting
richer and richer.

Bao Di,

my daughter Wang Hsiung Ping.

Hello!
Hello!

She's very sad.

Suffered a lot during
the Cultural Revolution.

I have to help her.

What was the news?

Dad, very interesting.

The Democratic Progressive Party
is determined,

to get rid of
all you old Representatives.

It's rumored that the old guys
will vacate their seats,

for NT $10 million each

from the government.

What? Ten million?
That's right!

I'll write to tell them
I won't retire.

Not even for 20 million!

We represent the entire
400 million Chinese.

10 million is a shame!

Dad, 10 million is pretty good.

Who are you representing
all these 20 years in America?

One can save his country
even overseas.

Can I help?

I'm alright.

How did that happen?

Ridiculous! Simply ridiculous?

I don't think anyone
will take this 10 million.

I went along.

How could they come up with this.

When you lift the newspaper ban;

It get all over the papers.

We here in America

must set a good example.

Let them know that

not everything can be bought.

A gentleman will not live
on charity.

This 10 million is charity.

Ridiculous! Shame!

Shame!

Yes, it's a shame
to take the 10 million.

I won't accept it,
I can't accept it.

The shame's on you!

Are you crazy?
What's going on...?

Bao Di, What did you tell her?

She only saw...
what you had to do.

I took it, to write my book.

They go skiing with their kids
every weekend.

Where to ski?

To Fairmont, or up state.

There are many places to go.

But they are small kids.
They have to keep an eye on them.

Their kids have no patience.

Once arrived they urge for skiing.

You scream and yell. Do you
think they'll listen to you?

That's why need an eye on them.

But kids are short.

It doesn't matter
if they ever fall down.

It's dangerous anyway.
Yes!

Hot pot beef is the most favorite
dish for Thomas when he was young.

It's still
my most favorite dish now.

That's why
I'm making one for you today.

It's simple.
Just need good pieces of shank.

She wants to teach you
how to make this dish.

I love to learn.

Ain't I look
like a Chinese granny.

You are like my mom.

Does my mom
look like a Cheese granny?

How would I know?

What did she say?

She said she didn't know.

You're her first grandma.

Yes!

You know Americans
do not like their in-laws.

Not me. I like your mom.

I cleaned up the store room
this morning.

I get out those old stuff
of yours.

See if you want to dump them
of bring them along with you.

OK, no problem.

I don't know
how to handle one thing.

What?

Your grandpa's shrine.

The Pan's ancestor's shrine.

I remember.
I thought you already dumped it.

It's still here.

Let me see.

What for!

Just a look.

My son is short-tempered.

I heard at the time
of the Cultural Revolution.

All the Mainland Chinese families
destroyed their ancestor's shrines.

Ancestors' shrines?

You know,
the little red wooden box.

A board
with your ancestor names on it.

Incense worship...
Ancestor's shrine.

I know! The ancestors' shrine.
Right!

My mom engraved my father's name.

At the back of a chair
of our home.

How come?

At the time of the Cultural
Revolution, no ancestors' shrine.

Really?

Come here and see
what I had found.

Thomas, get it downstairs.

Nothing, mom.
It should have a century from now.

Is there any collector specializing
in keeping this kind of antique?

Keep it here. What do you think?

I always want to dump it,
yet not sure if this is right.

I do hate symbolic stuff.

There are a lot in China town.

If you want,
go and buy a new one.

Get it down, and wash your hands.

Yes mom.

Am I late?
No!

Nice location. Sometimes
location is more important,

than the building itself.
Let's go!

Is that Stella?

I'm not...

It's not that.
I'm sorry!

We can just be friends.

Dear Mom,
you and father studied here,

and went back to China
40 years ago.

20 years ago,

father was persecuted to death
for this very reason.

Now I want to bring you back,
to where you left 40 years ago.

It's not just that I miss you.

You see, Thomas...
how can I explain?

He really is an American.

They simply
don't understand that,

many people in China only have...

You're back.

Writing to your mother?

Tough?
What?

It's always tough
when I write to my mother.

There's nothing to say,

except
"Mom, I'm fine, don't worry".

"Zhao Hong never gives me
a hard time".

Thomas never gives me
a hard time either, right?

I told my mother
I have two good friends.

One from Taiwan,
one from Hong Kong.

Thomas, let's bring my mother...

Wait a minute!

Have I told you before,

the first time I saw you.

What made you
so attractive to me?

Your black hair.

Oh! Thomas!

So do you agree?

What?

To bring my mother over.

What do you mean by that?
I don't understand.

Is it really necessary?

Yeah sure, your mother
has suffered a lot.

I'm moved
and she has my deepest sympathy.

But you should
realize the Americans.

You're an American now.

We don't see.

Why we have to live
with our parents all our lives.

We're adults.

They wouldn't want us to live
with them,

Right?

Yes, right, A lot of Chinese
are like that too.

But... my case is different.

O.K.! Listen to me.

I do wish you could understand,
at that time,

me and my mother, of course
I was still young.

I didn't realize
what my mother had done for me.

As I became older,

my father passed away
20 years ago.

My mother was the only person
I had in the world.

I really can't just leave her.

You don't understand,
you really don't.

You must also respect my rights.

Learn how to become an American.

Haven't I learnt from you

"Oh, my God"!

Oh, my God!

Maybe you should go talk

to a psychiatrist

Go to hell!

Get your psychiatrist to Mainland
China to see for himself.

Hey! What's the matter?

Where are you going?

Shit! Damn blood stain, damn it!

One. Two spots!

So we can go ahead now.

It's so dark in hell.

Shit! Holy shit.

You are a soldier.
Get scared too?

Since I don't care
how people think about me.

How come we're afraid of
letting people know?

Who knows this old man
had so much blood.

Can I continue the acting?
I can change one act.

Please!

There are still
some bloody smells.

All the Arabian scents.

Cannot make this little hand
smell good.

Miss Wang,
you are a Chinese woman.

What make you think
you can play Madam Mack?

Don't you need
a multi-racial actor?

Yes!

But why does a Chinese woman
or a Japanese woman.

Feel she can play Madam Mack?

About two thousand years ago.

There is a Empress of the Han
Dynasty of China, Empress Lu.

She helps here husband.

Who becomes the Emperor later,
to establish the kingdom.

When the Emperor dies.

She calls on her arch rival,

the beloved concubine
of the Emperor.

Chop off her 2 arms and 2 legs.

Extract her 2 eyes,
cut off her 2 ears.

Trim off her nose,
pull out her tongue.

But never let her die.

Keep her in the pig stable.

Call her "Human pig"

With an ancestor Empress Lu.

Am I not qualified
to play Madam Mack?

Thank you, Miss Wang.
You can step down now.

Thanks.

It's Beautiful!

Come, you pour.

Let me pour for you.

It's freezing here!

Weather report says
heavy snow tonight.

First snow, that's messy!

Let's drink to our friendship.

Come on!

Zhao Hong, What'd you think
we should drink to next?

To snow in New York!

To the first snow in New York!

It's started snowing!

Yeah... It's snowing!

Really snowing!

Hey, we have to drink up.

Bottoms up.

Now we can't toast any more.

Come you make the toast, Oh, no.

Jiau Jiau, you make the toast.

Bottoms up!

There's still a bit left.
We can have another toast.

Come, hurry up!

Let's have a toast.

Let's each drink to herself!

Let's just leave it here!