PREVIEW

... Los Angeles local TV station and CBS five TV stations.

   "What do you mean?" The host looked at Cimino's fat chin and couldn't see how honest he was when he was lying about his age.

"I mean, Year of the Dragon is a realistic movie. The Chinese are a good group of people. I have several Chinese girlfriends. I mean there are many Chinese female friends. They are in Chinatown. Besides, it is a group of people who are being discriminated against, I just show the status quo of being di ...

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