You mean what you say, but when you say one thing, but you mean two things, I don't know how to take that. So I'm kind of confused myself. Although, a great part of the pride in the Chinese mentality is this ability to be both Yin and Yang. I think that's very much a part of the cultural philosophy, so that's why I think from that perspective it's not so alien. It's not so strange.
People actually do that.
Maybe for Hong Kong it's just right. Considering the recent history, being Chinese here and yet ruled by Britain. People have lived with that, people do that and people are used to it, so it works. Mr. Sin, a native Hong Konger and retired civil service employee, addresses the current focus that's being given to the upcoming handover. We've been talking about it for 14 years.