Look, China is watching this, and certainly what happens in Ukraine will have some effect on Chinese decision-making. Right now, China is a beneficiary of the developments in Ukraine. It completely...not completely, but it distracts, and it's a drag on the ability of the United States to confront China directly, although the United States is doing so.
I don't see that China really wants to start a war over Taiwan. I know the Ukraine war and the Taiwan issue have been connected in the sense that if Russia takes over Ukraine, it is a green light for China to invade Taiwan. I think that's probably simplistic.
China is also benefiting from expanding its influence through soft power in Asia, in Africa and in Latin America. I think the war in Ukraine—again, having distracted the Europeans, the United States, Canada and everyone else—facilitates that process. I think China is a beneficiary of the now perhaps discounted energy supplies from Russia seeking a market.
In the relationship between China and Russia, I would say that clearly Russia right now is the needier junior partner in the relationship.