(DO YOU REMEMBER PLAYING)
(SIGHS)
Dre, you ready?
DRE: Yeah, one second. - Oh. Almost forgot.
Oh, Dre, I am so excited.
It's like we're brave pioneers on a quest
to start a new life in a magical new land.
You could say that.
(SIGHS)
Okay. All right, let's go.
And don't forget to use the bathroom.
Um... Okay.
SHERRY: I know, I know, I know, I know.
Okay, okay.
I just got my hair done.
(SHERRY LAUGHING)
(WOMEN EXCLAIMING)
Okay, be very careful with that. Okay.
- I'll see you later, Uncle Charlie. - I love you.
SHERRY: Come on, Dre, we can't miss this plane!
WOMAN: Bye. See you later, Dre.
Bye, guys. We're gonna miss you.
Naw, man, it's yours.
Come on, Dre, just take it.
Thanks, man.
(MIMICS EXPLOSION)
Okay, Dre, come on, we have to go.
Okay, bye, guys!
We'll call as soon as we land!
(FLIGHT ATTENDANT ANNOUNCING IN MANDARIN ON PA)
FLIGHT ATTENDANT: Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to flight...
You got it?
Yeah.
... with service to Beijing.
Dre, look. We're already on lesson 10.
(SPEAKING MANDARIN)
How are you?
(SPEAKING MANDARIN)
Remember what that one is?
No.
Dre, you're killing me.
Mom, look, in China, everything is old.
There's old houses, old parks, old people.
Look. This guy is at least 400 years old.
(SIGHS) Dre, please focus, okay?
(SPEAKING MANDARIN)
What's your name?
You need to practice.
- Yeah, you need to try it. - No, Mom.
- Yes, Dre. Dre. - Mom.
Ask him. Go ahead.
Ask him, "What's your name?"
and "How are you?"
Do it now.
(SIGHS)
Uh...
(SPEAKING MANDARIN HESITANTLY)
Dude, I'm from Detroit.
Oh.
Uh...
What's up?
(SAY PLAYING)
FLIGHT ATTENDANT: Our flight time will be 13 hours and 30 minutes.
We will be serving dinner and breakfast.
She said to meet her at number five.
What is that?
MRS. XIE: Mrs. Packer?
Oh!
- Hi. - Hi.
It's "Parker."
Oh. Apologies, Mrs. Parker.
Welcome to Beijing.
And this is your electricity card.
Same thing.
SHERRY: You think you might have one in English?
Look! There's Olympic Village!
Isn't it beautiful?
Yes.
I guess there's nothing old in China, huh, Dre?
Look at that, Dre. Beverly Hills.
We always talked about living there, huh?
But I think we were talking about the other one, Mom.
I got a good feeling about this.
Oh, yeah. You must be the new dude in 305. I'm Harry.
Hey. What's up? I'm Dre.
Here, let me help you.
Thanks, man.
So how come you guys are moving to China?
My mom got transferred.
MRS. XIE: Passport, please. Thank you.
- She works at the car factory. - Okay.
Can you please explain this electricity card?
Because we don't have these in America.
(BOTH SPEAKING MANDARIN)
Know any Chinese?
Uh... Nah.
This is China. Might not be a bad idea.
(KIDS SHOUTING)
HARRY: That's our park. You should come.
Look at you, making friends already.
- Hi, I'm Dre's mother. - Hi. Nice to meet you.
Nice to meet you, too. You can call me Miss Sherry.
- I'm Harry. - Hi, Harry.
So I guess I'll see you later, then?
- Maybe. - Okay, cool. See ya.
MRS. XIE: Okay, this is your rental agreement in English.
So the landlady is Mrs. Wang. Her English is not good.
But if something goes wrong, you go to Mr. Han.
His English is very good.
- Okay. - Okay.
So welcome to Beijing, Mrs. Parker.
Thank you.
So I'll see you tomorrow, okay?
Okay, sure. Thank you!
Oh! Wait, wait.
You mentioned something about going to the police...
(SPONGEBOB SQUAREPANTS THEME SONG PLAYING)
(SPEAKING MANDARIN)
Wow, this is perfect, Dre.
Everything we need is in walking distance. You know what?
We could have lunch together
every day at your school if you wanted to.
Negative. Not a chance.
Uh-uh. Uh-uh.
Dre, we are not doing this in Beijing.
Dre, pick up your jacket.
(EXHALES) Mom, I'm tired, okay? I have airplane lag.
"Airplane."
(SHERRY CHUCKLES)
It's jet lag.
I know, baby, I got it, too.
(SIGHS) But we can't go to sleep.
'Cause then we'll be up at 2:00 a.m.
and you have school tomorrow.
(KIDS SHOUTING)
SHERRY: Dre! Can you please go find the maintenance man?
I need to take a shower
...and the hot water's broken! - Yeah!
Excuse me.
I'm looking for the maintenance man.
Mr. Han?
(SPEAKING MANDARIN)
Thanks.
Mr. Han?
(MEN CHATTERING)
Hi.
Um...
We just moved into 305. Hot water's not working.
No hot agua.
(SHUDDERING)
Looking for Mr. Han.
Han?
(ALL EXCLAIMING IN MANDARIN)
Mr. Han?
Me and my mom, we just moved in. 305.
The hot water's not working.
Mr. Han?
Okay.
Or I could just come back another time.
(FLY BUZZING)
Or you could just show me how to do it
so I could get outta your hair.
(SLURPING)
Mmm.
That's nasty.
Um...
I'm gonna go throw up.
In 305, where the hot water's not working.
I think he's busy.
(COMPLAINING IN MANDARIN)
(PEOPLE CHATTERING)
Hey, man, you made it. Welcome.
DRE: Thanks.
- You play, right? - Yeah.
Come on.
(HARRY SPEAKING MANDARIN)
- Okay, it's us three against them four. - All right.
HARRY: All right.
(THE TRIBUTE PLAYING)
(BOY SHOUTING)
Good job, good job.
Pass!
Sub! Sub!
My shooting hand has got some jet lag,
so I'm gonna just...
(EXHALES)
You want this?
You want me to play?
You know I have no problem beating old people.
Back where I come from, they call me
Ping Pong Dre, all right?
I'm gonna take it easy on you.
(LAUGHS)
(HERE I COME PLAYING)
(DRE EXCLAIMS)
Come on, man. I'm 12.
Ow!
Oh!
(GROANS)
He's really good. I've never seen him lose to anybody.
Yeah.
Dude. Are you gonna talk to her or what?
- To who? - To her.
HARRY: The girl you've been staring at.
I wasn't staring at her, dude.
Yeah, you were.
You should go talk to her. Unless you're scared.
I'm not scared of anything.
Then do it. Go. Come on.
Cool. Right now.
Hey.
What's up?
I forgot, no English. Um...
(SPEAKING MANDARIN)
(CHUCKLES)
What language was that?
You speak English?
Me, too.
So, what are you listening to?
(CLASSICAL MUSIC PLAYING)
Bach.
Bach. I listen to them all the time.
They're tight.
Wait, you ever heard of this?
(BABY I'M BACK PLAYING ON PHONE)
Oh, yeah, you like that, huh? Wait.
(CHATTERING)
Wait, whoa. It's going over here.
It's going below. Wait, wait.
It's coming back.
May I touch your hair?
You wanna touch my hair?
Um...
Sure.
(GIGGLING)
CHENG: (IN MANDARIN)
You should be practicing.
(IN MANDARIN)
I am practicing.
What you're doing you won't need these.
What's your problem?
Leave it.
(BOTH ARGUING IN MANDARIN)
Come on, dude!
I said leave it!
(BOYS EXCLAIMING)
(BOYS CHATTERING IN MANDARIN)
(COUGHS)
Go get him. Go get him.
BOY: Go, go, go!
(GROANS)
Yeah!
(SPEAKING MANDARIN)
(BOYS CHEERING)
(GROANS)
(COUGHS)
Still want to fight?
(GROANING)
Are you okay? Let me help.
Just leave me alone. I'm fine.
- Dre. - Dude, leave me alone.
SHERRY: Dre, are you ready?
'Cause we gotta be there in like 20 minutes.
I know, Mom.
And you have your uniform on, right?
Yes, Mom.
Don't wanna break any rules on the first day.
Okay. Come on. Waiting for you.
You know, you don't have to come in. I mean, I can handle it.
Dre, don't be silly. It's your first day.
Plus, we both have to meet the assistant principal, Mrs. Po.
I can find her.
And you need to get to work, right?
Are you trying to get rid of me?
No, Mom.
SHERRY: Mrs. Po?
Hi, Mrs. Po.
Ms. Parker. We've been waiting.
I am so sorry we're late.
We just flew in from Detroit last night.
This is my son, Dre.
- Hello. - Hi.
We only wear uniforms on Uniform Day.
Oh. That's my fault.
SHERRY: I didn't have a chance to read
the school packet you sent me.
We'll be better tomorrow. Yeah.
And hats are not permitted.
Yeah, I should have read up on the dress code.
Dre, is that makeup?
What is that?
Mom, I ran into a pole.
No, you have a black eye. You got into a fight?
Fighting's not tolerated here.
You heard him, he ran into a pole. Come here, Dre.
- Mom, don't start. - Who did it?
Nobody, Mom. I ran into a pole.
And I didn't tell you 'cause I knew you would act like this.
Dre, you know I don't play that.
Somebody hit my baby, I will tear through...
I know, Mom.
That's why I don't tell you stuff.
Just relax. I just ran into a pole.
Yeah, yeah, you ran into a pole.
All right, Dre. All right, all right.
Look, go to class.
Go to class, but we will talk about this later.
- Okay? All right. Go. - Okay.
I love you.
Mom!
I said I love you.
(SOFTLY) Okay, I love you, too.
Okay, have a good day.
(BELL RINGING)
- Hi. - Hey.
You know, we only wear our uniforms on Uniform Day.
Oh, yeah. I so got that one.
Thanks.
I'm Mei Ying.
I'm Dre.
Sorry about Cheng.
So that's his name.
Is he your boyfriend?
No.
Our parents are very close.
Well, he definitely likes you.
I have to go practice.
Wait.
You eat and practice at the same time?
Yes.
But my mom says if you eat standing up, it gives you gas.
You're funny.
(PLATE CLATTERING)
Sorry.
Come on, dude!
Mr. Parker! Stop it!
He just slammed the tray all over me!
(SPEAKING MANDARIN)
Whatever he's saying, he is lying!
Mr. Parker, go.
Mr. Cheng, go.
DRE: I hate this place!
(YELLS)
Four. Five.
Six.
Seven.
Eight.
Nine. Ten.
Come to fix hot water.
It's in there.
(CONTINUES YELLING)
Kid.
Did you just hit me in my neck
with a toothpaste cap?
Hot water fine.
Flip switch.
Wait half hour. Take shower.
Flip switch off.
Why don't you just leave it on?
You leave on in America?
We don't have a switch in America.
Get switch. Save planet.
What happened to eye?
I ran into a pole.
Interesting pole.
SHERRY: Dre? I'm back. - That's my mom.
And the door handle's messed up.
SHERRY: Are you ready for school?
Yeah!
Hey, let me help you.
SHERRY: They have your favorite cereal here.
I found it.
Dre.
For the one hundredth time,
can you please pick up your jacket?
- One second, Mom. - No!
Not in one second. Now.
This program's about to be over.
- Give me two minutes. - Dre, I don't care!
Come pick it up now!
God, how many times do I have to ask you?
Once.
That's right, make it happen.
(SOFTLY) What's it with you and this jacket?
- I'm sorry, what was that? - Nothing.
Okay, just what I thought. Nothing.
Thank you.
(GROANS)
(BELL RINGING)
(KIDS SHOUTING)
(CHATTERING)
(LAUGHING)
(VIOLIN PLAYING)
MUSIC INSTRUCTOR: No.
- (VIOLIN STOPS PLAYING) - From the top again.
(VIOLIN PLAYING)
Okay. That's enough, please.
You're rushing it.
You must play the pauses.
Do you know how important this is for your family?
What it'll mean for your life?
We have to work this weekend.
I'm calling your father.
Well, continue.
(SPEAKING MANDARIN)
How'd that sound?
Almost like Chinese.
Yeah, I'm fluent.
And I don't know what that guy was talking about.
I thought you sounded great.
Thank you.
(MIMICS OPERA SINGING)
(SHUSHING)
So are you practicing for anything?
Like a show or...
Yes. I have an audition next month
for the Beijing Academy of Music.
Beijing Academy of Music. Sounds important.
You know,
their initials spell "BAM."
What?
(CHATTERING)
Yeah. Yeah.
Gotta go.
(PIANO PLAYING)
Hey.
Can I touch your hair?
Gonna do something?
Just stay away from us.
(VIOLIN PLAYING)
All of us.
(SPEAKING MANDARIN)
SHERRY: Baby.
Dre, are you asleep?
(PEOPLE CHATTERING)
DRE: Hey, can you sign this?
You're going to the Forbidden City?
I think it's funny that you have to get my permission
to go to the Forbidden City.
I got pull in Beijing.
That's not funny, Mom.
Cut it out, grumpy.
I'm serious, Dre, this ice cream,
I don't know what they do to it,
- but it's more flavor-istic. - (LAUGHS)
What?
Mom, this is you.
"Oh, my goodness, this ice cream here is so good,
"and everything in China is so much better than everything else..."
Ow! Mom, come on!
First of all, I don't sound like that,
and I don't move all like that.
We should've got you some ice cream, it's really good.
- Mom, Mom, come on. - Dre.
- Mom, come on! - Wait!
Wait for me, Dre. Wait.
Mom, come on.
SHERRY: Dre, wait! - Stop!
- Wait, wait! DRE: Mom!
Boy, you gonna get a nut for running from me.
Wow.
Kung fu.
(INSTRUCTOR CHATTERING)
(STUDENTS YELLING IN UNISON)
(IN MANDARIN)
What do you learn here?
STUDENTS: (IN MANDARIN)
No Weakness! No Pain! No Mercy!
What do you learn here?
No Weakness! No Pain! No Mercy!
Begin!
(YELLS)
(LI SHOUTS)
Hi, precious.
Mom. Mom, come on, let's go.
What? What? Dre, we just got here.
Come on, Mom.
Dre, what's going on?
Nothing.
Dre, what happened? What happened?
Nothing.
Something happened.
What, you don't like that karate class, baby?
It's not karate, Mom.
Okay, all right. Karate, kung fu, whatever. Dre, what happened?
We moved to China!
That's what happened!
(SIGHS)
Okay, stop.
Don't be like that, Dre.
What do you want me to do?
We've been here less than a week
...and I feel... - I feel like it's a year!
I hate it here!
Dre, please let me help you.
(SIGHS) I can't help you
if you don't tell me what's wrong, so please...
You don't care what's wrong!
All you care about is "how happy I am"
and "how great the ice cream is"!
Well, I'm not happy!
I hate it here!
I wanna go home!
(SIGHS)
Dre, we can't go home. Okay?
There is nothing left for us in Detroit.
This is what we got.
This is home.
Okay?
(PEOPLE CHATTERING)
WOMAN: (ON MEGAPHONE) Hi, guys. Gather around here.
As the emperor was considered to be divine,
no mere mortal was permitted access.
Hence the name
the Forbidden City.
You touch them for good luck.
I wish someone would just...
Yeah, me too.
Just tell someone.
Yeah, I got it.
Thanks a lot.
The floors of the palace were reinforced with brick 15 layers deep
to prevent anyone from tunneling in.
Even if an outsider managed to get in...
- Mr. Parker? - Yes?
Is everything okay?
(HESITATING) Uh... Yes, thank you.
(CHATTERING)
(BOYS SHOUTING)
(PANTING)
(DOOR RATTLING)
(GRUNTING)
(BOYS CHATTERING)
You're fast.
(PANTING)
Not fast enough.
(GROANS)
(GRUNTS)
(PANTING)
(IN MANDARIN)
He's had enough.
(IN MANDARIN)
Don't you remember what we learned?
No weakness! No pain!
No mercy!
Cheng, stop!
(GROANING)
(GROANS)
(IN MANDARIN)
Go home.
(GRUNTING)
(GROANS)
(GROANING)
(SPEAKS MANDARIN)
(PANTING)
Come on.
What's up with the light bulbs, Mr. Han?
Shh.
I thought you were just a maintenance man.
You think only with your eyes,
so you are easy to fool.
It doesn't hurt.
(SPEAKING MANDARIN)
Ancient Chinese healing.
How'd you do that out there?
You, like, didn't even punch them.
They beat each other up.
When fighting angry, blind men,
best to just stay out of the way.
So where'd you learn kung fu?
From father.
Have you ever taught anybody?
No.
Would you?
- Depends. - On what?
Reason.
What about to kick somebody's ass?
Best fights are the ones we avoid.
What if I wanna avoid getting my ass kicked?
Stop saying "ass."
Sorry.
Kung fu is for knowledge, defense.
Not to make war, but create peace.
That's definitely not what they're taught.
No such thing as bad students, only bad teacher.
Oh, that's great.
Well, I guess we'll just stroll in their school and talk to their teacher.
Good idea.
No, bad idea.
If I go in there, I'll get my ass kick...
I'll get beat up.
You'll get beat up anyway.
Will you go with me?
No, sorry.
But you said it was a good idea.
For you. Bad idea for me.
Come on, it's not like you're super busy or anything,
and I don't even speak Chinese.
Very sorry.
Okay.
All right, whatever.
(SIGHS)
Wait.
(BOTH GRUNTING)
(IN MANDARIN)
What are you doing?
Why did you stop?
Finish!
Come here!
(GROANS)
Okay, Mr. Han, let's get outta here.
(LI SPEAKS MANDARIN)
(IN MANDARIN)
We do not stop when our enemy is down.
No mercy...
No mercy in the studio...
No mercy in competition...
No mercy in life!
Our enemies deserve pain.
What are you looking at?
(IN MANDARIN)
He's the one that attacked me.
(IN MANDARIN)
We are here to make peace.
Let your little thing mind himself.
One to one, no problem...
...six to one, too much to ask of anyone.
I see...
Prepare for match.
Whoa. Mr. Han, does he want us to fight?
(IN MANDARIN)
We are not here to fight.
(IN MANDARIN)
You attack my students and disrespect my studio?!
You want to leave? Not so easy!
Master Li...
You both came here.
One of you fights now.
The boy will fight there.
(LAUGHS)
We accept your challenge.
Please instruct your students to leave my boy alone to train.
Attention!
From now on, this little thing is to be left alone...
...until the tournament.
Understood?
(STUDENTS ANSWERING IN MANDARIN)
If he does not show up for the competition...
...I will bring pain to him and to you.
(STUDENTS YELLING IN UNISON)
So, that go pretty much how you planned it?
There's good news and bad news.
Good news is they promise to leave you alone.
Really?
While you prepare.
Prepare for what?
Tournament.
You'll fight them all one-on-one.
Huh?
So the bad news is now they get to beat me up in public.
Yes.
Great. Thanks. Thanks a lot.
They're gonna kill me. You saw their kung fu.
That's not kung fu.
That's a bad man teach them very bad things.
Well, that bad man teaching very bad things hurt. A lot.
More good news.
I will teach you real kung fu.
Yes!
(DIRTY HARRY SCHTUNG CHINESE NEW YEAR REMIX PLAYING)
See you later, Mom.
Hey, wait. This is early for you for a Saturday.
Mr. Han's teaching me kung fu.
The maintenance man?
It's China, Mom. Everybody knows kung fu.
Dre, you know how I feel about you fighting.
Kung fu's not about fighting, Mom.
It's about making peace with your enemies.
Be careful, Dre.
Okay.
(ELECTRIC SAW WHIRRING)
Mr. Han?
Back here.
You know, you have a car in your living room, Mr. Han.
Okay, I was thinking about yesterday.
I know that I was kind of freaking out about the tournament,
but I realized something last night.
I'm an athlete.
My number one asset is I'm fast, okay?
I'm quick, all right? I'm quick. Got speed.
Cat speed. (HISSING)
See? I'm quick, yeah?
See, and I used to take gymnastics at PAL.
That's the Police Athletic League, so check it, right?
Boom! You see that?
Boom! You see that? Yeah.
See, my Uncle Remy used to date this Brazilian girl.
And he learned jiu jitsu,
and he taught some of it to me.
And it's like locks and holds and stuff.
So, okay, attack me.
Right here. (GRUNTING)
See that? Feel that?
I could break it. I'm choosing not to.
It's a pressure lock. Dangerous.
And he also taught me capoeira, so...
You can't touch me, you can't...
That antique?
Pick up your jacket.
Oh.
So, basically, Mr. Han, what I'm trying to say is
I've got a good foundation here.
You know, like I said, I'm just...
Might not be as hard to teach me as other people, you know?
Hang it up.
Okay.
All right, but now...
Take it down.
But you just...
Take it down.
Put it on.
(SIGHS)
Take it off.
- I already did all this. - Take it off.
Can you just tell me why I'm doing this?
Take it off.
Hang it up.
Take it down.
Put it on the ground.
Pick it up.
Hang up.
Take it down.
Put it on.
Take it off.
Put it on the ground.
Pick it up.
Hang it up.
Take it down.
Put it on.
Take it off.
Hang it up.
(SIGHS)
Mr. Han?
Why do you have a car in your living room?
No street parking.
SHERRY: Hey.
So how did it go?
What'd you learn?
Nothing.
(WOMAN INSTRUCTING IN MANDARIN)
Uniform on Uniform Day.
You are fighting in the tournament.
Yeah. How did you hear?
Everybody knows.
(WHISTLE BLOWS)
I hope you have a good teacher.
Yeah, me too.
He's a maintenance man.
- Can I ask you a question? - Yes.
Well, I know that you're practicing,
and I think I'm practicing.
I mean, I don't know what I'm doing.
But we're both kind of practicing, you know, and...
Are you going to the Qi Xi Festival?
Yeah, I mean, I haven't missed a Shi Vi festival
since I've been in China.
(GREETING IN MANDARIN)
Go to the Shadow Theater.
Okay. Want me to meet you?
Oh. Oh.
So, like, Shadow Theater. Okay.
Chi Fi Shi Festival, Shadow Theater.
Okay, cool.
- Okay. - When is it again?
Tomorrow. Show starts at 7:00.
Okay, so tomorrow, Shadow Theater,
Shi Shi Festival, at 7:00.
See you tomorrow.
Ki Shi Festival.
Festival.
Shi Shi Festival.
- Okay. - Okay.
(ELECTRIC TOOL WHIRRING)
Mr. Han.
- Mr. Han! - (WHIRRING STOPS)
May I come in?
You may come in.
Where's your jacket?
I thought... I was warm enough without it.
Go get it.
Want me to go all the way back just to get it?
Yes. All the way back where you hide it.
It's not right.
What? I'm doing it.
No.
Something is missing.
Nothing's missing.
Ah!
You forgot this.
Attitude.
Jacket off.
Okay.
Attitude.
Yes. That's it.
Okay, Mr. Han, I get it. I'm sorry.
I shouldn't have treated my mom like that.
You were right.
Put it on the ground.
Hello?
Oh, hey, Mom.
Did you get the tickets?
Yes, I got the tickets.
And I got an extra one for Mr. Han.
But I didn't say you...
Dre, stop it.
Mr. Han, would you like to go with us to the Shi Shi Festival?
No, thank you.
Too many people.
Yeah, Mom, way too many people.
Yeah, but I already bought the tickets.
- I don't go. - Mr. Han, I'm not taking no for an answer.
You'll have fun. You need to get out of the house, okay?
Here are your clothes, Dre. Come on, hurry up and change.
Dre?
Pick up your jacket!
(PEOPLE CHATTERING)
(TRADITIONAL MUSIC PLAYING)
SHERRY: You were right, Mr. Han.
There are a lot of people here.
Chinese Valentine's Day.
Wow.
SHERRY: This is beautiful.
- Yeah. Mom? - Yeah?
I'm gonna go get something to eat,
and then I'm gonna go to the bathroom.
Be back right here in 20 minutes.
- Okay. - Okay.
- I love you. - I love you, too. Be careful.
Twenty minutes.
- Twenty! - Okay.
SHERRY: So what's the origin of this festival again?
I know everything you do here has a meaning.
Hi.
Hey.
Well, I got this and this for you.
I downloaded this.
And there's this girl, she has some really cool violin stuff,
and I thought maybe you could play along and...
It's not like Bach and them,
but I thought maybe you'd like it and...
(THANKING IN MANDARIN)
So do you have any kids?
No.
Well, how's Dre doing?
Xiao Dre making progress.
Xiao Dre?
Yeah. Chinese for "little."
Oh. (LAUGHS)
So how many students do you have?
Including Xiao Dre?
Yeah.
One.
(GONG CLASHES)
(TRADITIONAL MUSIC PLAYING)
(WHISPERING) So, what's this show about?
Uh...
It's a story of the goddess and the boy she loves.
I love this story.
Her mother does not approve of him.
So she cuts a wide river in the sky
to separate them forever.
But once a year,
all the birds in the sky
feel sad for them and they form a bridge
so the two of them
may be together for a single night.
I'll be there at your audition
if you come to my tournament.
Okay. I'll be there.
Pinky swear?
See, you wrap your hands like this.
I swear that I'll be there at your audition,
no matter what happens.
And I promise to cheer bigger than anyone else when you win.
What up, Mr. Han?
Did I say "come in"?
Huh.
I think you did. I mean...
Mr. Han, can I please come in?
Yes.
So, what are we doing today?
Same.
(SIGHS)