Right.
I'm all for increasing our exports to Asia, and British Columbia has done a good job of that. As you said, some years ago they really put a lot of effort into that, and now I think 10% of the British Columbia production goes to China; but it has been stuck there for the past number of years because of increased competition with Russia, which can just put its lumber on railcars and send it to the Chinese border.
I think where we have a real chance of getting into the Chinese market is in this mass timber construction. There are so many buildings being built in China. Most of the lumber being sent to China before was being used in concrete framing. The concrete industry is benefiting as well as the forest industry, because we are just using rough lumber for concrete framing in buildings. We need to get some value added to that, and I think that's where we can have a real entry into the Asian market in China, Japan, Korea, and India in this mass timber construction. I think that would be the difference: we would create jobs here in Canada before we ship it over there, and not send raw logs to China, as we do now.