How they navigate is there's a careful choreography, and some have noted that, on the parts of individual states as well as ASEAN itself.
China is a fact of life. I would argue that most states, despite all sorts of questions about China, both strategically and economically, actually expect China to remain a very important partner to them. How they navigate that is by balancing that out with other partners. One good example is the strategic partnership. We've been talking about this with respect to Canada, but we can talk about it with respect to the upgrading of a China-ASEAN comprehensive strategic partnership. China wanted to do it earlier. ASEAN states held back until Australia was ready to get on board, so that China wasn't special.
You see this in some other areas as well, in economics as well as a kind of strategic confidence building. You see this kind of choreography to make sure that China understands it is not the only one.