Actresses From Mongolia

"Once an idea takes hold in my mind, I push forward in that direction. If I encounter resistance, I become even more determined. But really, who would enjoy obstacles? Looking back, those very challenges have been beneficial to me. I’ve learned a lot from them and need to apply those lessons to myself. Above all, I believe a person must be true to their goals."

"On stage, I dedicate myself to living truthfully. Yet, people try to turn their real lives into a performance. Sometimes I think our roles have been reversed, and when I say this, directors laugh and agree, “That’s true.” It all feels so artificial."

"To truly create a character, one must devote their life to it, be courageous, patient, and hardworking—only then can one reach the pinnacle. Take our Jamsranjav, for example. Even when he had a broken arm, he performed in such a way that the audience never noticed. Even when his final moments were being counted, when there was a performance, he got up and went on stage. Watching that from the side was truly astonishing."

"For me, I encourage myself by saying, “Maybe I will have a harder time than this, I need to endure it.” People have already gone through more difficult things in this world than what I am going through. Nothing happens in a person’s life. It is important to think carefully and gain insight from the pain."

"Learn to bear the word. The truth is bitter. It is a whip to the wise, a grudge to the foolish."