Then the talks quietly resumed again. I think that we should let the two sides decide how they should get along, and then they will realistically move to the economic side. Then we don't expect that there will be an invasion, or some sort of firing of missiles. You could send the missiles into the water, but you can't cut off trade. Yes, although the United States may come to their rescue, it doesn't mean that we'll be able to save their economy.
People are quite programmatic in Taiwan.
The stock market is quite important, and the number of players in the Taiwan stock market is very, very large, so if the stock market plunges, everyone will be hurt. With all due respect, when people say that the Taiwanese are different from the Chinese, the Taiwanese, at least, are Chinese. The local dialect is the same as across the Strait in Fujian and Xiamen. We would want to be sure that there is peace in the area. I would say this.