Well, China's not for everybody, you know, as I mentioned, you know, if you're engaging in so low [inaudible] toy manufacturing, maybe China is not the place for you now. Maybe 20 years ago, it was. Today, it may not be. But if you are, you know, involved in, you know, sectors that you see increasing demand coming from the China market but also importantly, seeing where China is becoming a breeding ground for innovation. You've got to come to China, you've got to be involved in the China process-- in the whole ecosystem of China. It's not only about the China market but also the whole ecosystem, how you could work using China as a platform for even more innovation which could have implications on a global basis for you. And there's a lot that companies can do. I mean, China is now just getting into a new era which is represented by innovation, entrepreneurship and knowledge. And so, for whoever who wanted to take advantage of this new era, whatever this new era can offer, they should come to China. They should really investigate, you know, what does China really mean to them. And China is no longer just a so-called emerging market. China is no longer just, you know, 1.4 billion people who know nothing about anything. China is no longer just, you know, a copycatting nation that everybody copycat. China is creating the world's cleanest innovations. Not only in terms of tangible product innovation or even technology innovation, it's creating innovation in thought leadership, in knowledge, in intangible ideas about business and strategy and management. China is now the breeding ground. So, if you want to be part of the bandwagon test driving the world, China is it. You should be here.