Well, the straight forward reason why foreign firms are starting to move manufacturing operations out of China is because of cost. So labor cost in China is rising, particularly in the coastal areas. And, of course, there are now lower cost countries in Southeast Asia. The most successful one, now, is Vietnam, which is going down this path. You can go for pure low cost such as in Bangladesh, but you can also go for low cost and some skilled labor such as in Vietnam, which is very much following the path of China. And Vietnam has quite a large population now, and it's going to be the next success story. So this is actually inevitable, and China has now peaked in terms of its workforce. The working age population in China has peaked. I do think that one thing that people haven't thought about is that China's going to deal with this problem of high labor costs by moving into robots. China will be one of the biggest users of robots, because China can manufacture robots pretty much more cheaply than any other country in the world. So that will be the way that China fights back, actually, to keep production in China is with Chinese-made robots.