I think the high speed development era is over for several reasons, not the least of which is a worsening capital investment to incremental GDP ratio. Forty years ago, anything that got built would help growth. Now, not so much. There is less and less return to the investment. The world - I think even considering Africa - is less and less likely to want more stuff from China. I think we are at peak manufacturing, just as we are at peak real estate. Some of those empty apartments are going to need to get rented or purchased. And as you point out, the nation is aging rapidly and there is a critical need to spend on health care, elderly care, pensions. China looks more like the US all the time, in my view. Both countries need to spend more on their people.