We have a number of specific agreements that we made at the meeting, all of which were designed to bring the Chinese Defense Department and the U.S. Defense Department working together more effectively. For example, we are working on a maritime agreement which would minimize the risk of some sort of an accidental or unintended confrontation at sea. We have ships and they have ships, both sailing the same waters at sea, and it's very important that we have a clear and detailed understanding so that we reduce any likelihood at all that our ships will somehow come into an accidental confrontation. Those are the kinds of things we're talking about. The Administration is already coming under some criticism for warmly receiving the Defense Minister, based on largely his role in the Tiananmen Square situation.
China is one of the great powers of the world.
Those issues, we ought to be able to discuss other than by cables. For example, the one that I described to you is what actions can we take to avoid the possibility of unintended, accidental confrontations at sea. Thank you very much. It's good to talk to you.