Joe Tsai

It's, these are the two largest economies in the world.

And I think you just need to take a step back and say, well, yeah, on the one hand, we should compete with China, right?

That's fine.

The hyperscalers companies compete with the Chinese internet companies globally.

But then on the other hand, there is just so many trouble spots in the world that what did President Trump say that he stopped seven wars, right?

Yeah.

Okay.

Well, China has didn't start any of them.

China has not started a war in the last how many years?

you know, 30 years, 40 years.

I think China was part of the Korean War, maybe the Vietnam War, but that was a long time ago in history.

So in a way, China, you know, if you observe the behavior of the Chinese people and the Chinese state, it's a very peaceful nation.

China cares about its own economic development.

They care about the well-being of its citizens.

And I think there's a lot of friction in the course of competition where China feels that the United States is trying to contain China and stop the rise of China economically.

It's a private company, so I don't know.

Well, first, education.

I mean, you have an extremely highly educated population.

And you talk to every Chinese parent, they want their kids to take the college entrance exam and get into the best universities.

If they want to send their kids away to school, they want to go to the Ivy League or Stanford or all that.