These need communication and dialogue. Therefore, the major problem is reopening dialogue between the two sides of the strait, as we did in the Koo-Wang Talks. If we cannot reach this step, the three links and the three mini links will not be possible. I am willing to make the most sincere effort, and I hope the leaders of the two sides will use wisdom, creativity, and responsibility to resume consultations and continuously cooperate. North and South Korea are discussing cooperation in the World Cup Soccer tournament to be held in another two years' time.
Nothing is impossible under the sun.
As a Taiwanese, I would give my best wishes for Beijing's bid to host the 2008 Olympics and will not exclude the possibility of our support for Beijing's bid in the future. Although holding some of the 2008 Olympic Games in Taiwan seems to be a very sensitive issue and rather unlikely now, we would not rule out the possibility eight years later. As long as we are sincere and willing to reconcile, there is nothing impossible under the sun. Mr. President, while meeting with foreign guests you mentioned the idea of establishing a confederation across the Taiwan Strait for the first time. I do not think we have any preconceptions on such an idea, nor do we have any pre-established premises or conclusions on the subject.