Thank you for your time. I really appreciate it.

How about outside? You have a very nice thing.

Sure.

Really wonderful.

I like your style, really terrific. I think you are really the bridge, the center. You bridge the old generation and the new generation. Older generation, sometimes they don’t know what the newer generation thinking about it. I think you are great.

They are there right now?

I just talk to them. If we need a...

Would you like to introduce us to meet Cheng Li-Chiun?

OK, we will. He’s leaving this coming Sunday. He just arrived Sunday, and Sunday seven days here. Is it possible, through your instruction, he can meet with...Who is she? She is the cultural...?

This belong to them, right?

Maybe you can give her the directions, give her help. How can he get involved? He can’t help. He need help.

I think, through the filming, he can bring lots -- his training, his discipline, his experiences -- to Taiwan. With those crew, I think that will be beneficiary for a local crew. Basically, I just thinking about. He willing to do that, too.

Exactly, so I says, "Why he has to move?" She doesn’t like, because he already said, "Well, I have a house in West Hollywood. I will be there, and I can travel back and forth if you need my help. I definitely work here." Like this time we have a ...

Exactly.

You don’t have to. No, exactly.

Jao Jen, actually she met Steven several times. She says, "Well, why don’t you move to Taipei? We can do something." You know what? Tell the truth, Taiwan’s market is very, very small.

It seems to me there’s no bridge to help him to come over here, they can do something for Taiwan. He still want to live in LA. Jennifer Jao, she is the Taipei Film Bureau director. Do you know her?

All his working experience is in Hollywood. He got a master’s degree from USC. He’s been working the Hollywood from different level, from gofers, to writers, to assistant to the director, right now director. He was in Netflix, was in with ABC. His experience, how he can contribute here? He ...

Actually, I think that that’s very good for Taiwan. It doesn’t matter who is going to be the next person, the Green Party or Blue Party. I think, "How could Steven..." Steven really try to help. How could he get involved helping?

Ah, OK.

It has been sit there for several years. There’s not any construction going on. I know, every time I pass near, there is a sign says this is a industrial park, movie industrial park.

There’s a new government building. I saw there’s a big industrial park. It’s just for movie.

It’s in the planning stage already?

Why don’t we have all those people, leverage all those people’s talents, efforts, and then we can do something for Taiwan movie industry? Who is really in charge of that can make a differences? Who is really doing that?

The movie industry actually, I really think that they should leverage. They have lots of young people, like students, like Steven. They are Taiwanese. They go over there. They learn. They study and some back, some not back.

You don’t have to worry about too much electricity problems, the power problems. You don’t have to worry about the air pollutions. You don’t have to worry about it. Most of lots of industry, you have to get involved all those. You need a lot of powers. You need the ...

Actually, Steven, while working on the film, in Taiwan more often. I’ve been thinking about it, because right now, Taiwan film industry -- I’m back to the movie -- I still think the movie is one of the industry Taiwan have to focus on.

I love that.

IQ, 180. [laughs]

Yeah.

It’s so scary. [laughs]

Actually, I call FBI. When I lived in Washington, DC, I was threatened to death, actually.

Yes, I did.

I received those things.

I see.

What’s the membership fee for that?

Also, clearinghouse, right? If you are a DGA director, the movie go out, they will do the accounting for you.

Really, the people would talk. They’re helping each other. Steven, tell me. You’re a member of DGA. What is the benefit for you?

We still have it.

Yeah. We have so many new groups here and there. I says, "Why this group cannot..." We still have an Association.

...he would like to help Taiwan to organize similar things, like establish this industry. You always have a good structure, right structure, organization. We do have in Taiwan, in movie industry, we have a little group here, a little group here, a little group here. They really didn’t talk to ...

Another thing is, since he was the co-chair for DGA...

I saw it. It’s very good.

I really think that’s wonderful. I see something that’s precious, that’s good, I have the zeal, try to let everybody know somehow. That’s why I say, "Well, thinking about how we can make a film about this." Not documentary. I would like to have more like a movie. Movie, they ...

Yeah, very cool. That is why I say you have to meet this lady or...

...in the history. You make the history.

As soon as I have Internet, I can watch it.

OK, I will.

TV industry.

People can make money. People have a good life in terms of they can survive doing movie industry. That’s why this continues to have ideas in the movie industry and in Taiwan.