I couldn't agree more, and one of the things about things changing, people advancing, and so on, is that change probably has to come from within, eventually, in mainland China.
We spent some time in Taiwan last year, and one of the topics of discussion was what it would take to change China into a freer market and freer society, and so on. One of the comments was that the more Chinese people from the PRC spend time in Taiwan, Hong Kong, and other places, the more they're going to demand the things they see the people of Taiwan, Hong Kong, and other parts of the world having.
You said 50 years. Maybe it's 50 or maybe it's 100. What's your assessment of the ultimate power of the people of China to change China from within, and of somebody like Mr. Xi seeing that coming and basically getting out in front of that parade?