It might seem a little old fashioned, but I've never had a busy laundry day and I'm not complaining."
"In my free time, I like to practice my moves on stage with the fellows. I also give back to my community by teaching developing puppeteers how to maneuver a puppet properly. I don't travel often, but I make sure my workshop building is always a free space to play in."
"Currently, I speak Mandarin and English. In Lize, we mainly use Mandarin. In some of our shows, however, we speak a little bit of English. If you would like to say 'hello' in Mandarin, you'd say the phrase '你好 Ni-Hao.' You might have already heard that one before. It literally translates to 'you good!'"
"I have as many pets as I have puppet masters, I often say! I don't own any animals though, no. Trying to take care of the humans is enough of a job!"
"I don't leave the workshop too often, but I've been all over Taiwan. Lize is a household name in the public performing arts business, so I've had the opportunity to travel all around as part of traditional Taiwanese theater plays."
"I work several positions at the Lize Puppet Art Colony. For one, I'm one of the toughest trainers for new puppeteers. I require a team of skilled puppet masters to operate the five pegs that control my movements. I am also a star performer as well, having appeared in several of Lize's plays.
