Thank you for that.
Now I want to turn it over to Professor Fung and Ms. Wong.
This is obviously a very serious issue. What you've highlighted today in terms of the security threat and what is not a threat.... You've actually identified and have said that there's interference being engaged at this moment by some of your colleagues who are targets, as you have also been. That's a very serious issue.
I've also heard—from members of the diaspora, members of the Chinese community and others who are students and so forth—that there's some degree of concern and worry about racism, discrimination and some biases against certain researchers of Chinese origin. As a consequence, many are calling for a full boycott. They're calling for what seems like maybe an ineffective method, but some are saying to cut everything and not to deal with certain individuals from China.
Can you elaborate on how you balance the innocent students who are coming here, who really want to do their best and who have good intentions with this concern about undue influence and undue harm?