I Think Normalization Is A Good Thing.

It's Hard In All Countries. Democracy Is Hard, But It's Better Than The Alternatives.

A Bank Is A Relationship. I Can't Desert You And Expect To Have A Strong Relationship Afterward. If I Told Someone, "i Know You've Been Buying Milk From Me And You Need Milk To Survive. But The Price Is No Longer $2 A Gallon. It's Going To Be $40 A Gallon. I'm Going To Bankrupt You." What Do You Guys Think Of Me? You Would Hate Us.

We've Accommodated The New Rules And Regulations. We've Served Our Clients And Had Quite Good Returns.

More People Are Working, Lending Is Up And Savings Are Up. These Are All Positive Signs For A Strengthening Economy.

Over The Longer Term, China Will Grow By About 6% Or 7% Per Year. The Chinese Authorities Usually React Pretty Quickly To Unfolding Economic Events, And You've Seen Them Recently Change A Whole Bunch Of Policies To Be More Conducive To Growth. They Have The Power And Capability To Macromanage The Economy - To Accomplish Their Growth Objectives - Which Means They're Pretty Much Going To Come Close To What They Say Is Going To Happen.