Saagar Enjeti

Number two, democracy and human rights, which means don't tell us what to do with Uyghurs, with Hong Kong or anything else.

That's just how it is.

Keep your mouth shut.

Number three, paths and political systems.

So I asked a friend, effectively – and he's like a Chinese-U.S.

kind of analyst.

And what he said is that paths and political systems kind of links with democracy and human rights as in there should be no criticism of lack of democracy or of –

Basically, like, do not— Don't push us towards being a liberal democracy.

Right.

Don't try to push us towards a liberal democracy.

It kind of gets to that mutual respect.

We have our system.

You have your system.

Let's just keep it how it is.

We're not going to tell you what to do.

We're not going to tell us what to do.

And then China's development, right?

Similar.

It's one of those where you shouldn't be messing with their internal affairs and the ability of them to conduct commerce.

I believe—and this is what he said when reading Between the Lines—