Well, that's Steve's perspective. And I respect very much Steve's knowledge of China. I'd say from someone who I live in Beijing, I've been here for the last 40 years, that sense of the United Front, or even that China has a leverage that it wants perhaps imagine that has, isn't so strong. I think the issues here are very economic. One of the things that China really wants to make sure of is that its largest trading partner, Europe, remains so the compatibility between the European countries, economies, and China's is very good. It remains and there's tremendous growth, potential for that. Whereas the American relationship, one is fought deeply by the geopolitical tensions. But you kind of know you're on a path to war of sorts when geopolitics becomes the greater driver rather than economics. Whereas I think in Europe, it's still an economic issue.