I would take a slightly more nuanced view but agree in, let's say, general terms. The general priorities that are set by China are laid down relatively regularly, annually, by top leadership, and they have very clear industrial targets. With the foreign exchange rationing that is effectively going on in China, when firms are going out abroad, either they are raising that capital outside of the Chinese markets so that it's in hard currency or they are being allocated that currency by SAFE, the FX regulator in China, which controls U.S. dollars. They basically have a list of industrial targets, sectoral targets, around the world so that the key state-owned enterprises or major state-linked companies in China have their shopping list, for lack of a better term.
I think it's a little more nuanced than that, but they definitely have a clear list of targets around the world that they are essentially looking for, whether that is in technology or natural resources.