And yeah, and Guangzhou has started in recent years having national pavilions, which, as you say, Vivienne, is kind of taking this kind of European Venice World's Fair model of having these sort of national representations and pavilions.

So the major dispute surrounds the naming of Taiwan Pavilion.

So when the poster, when the promotional materials came out, it came out as S&T MOVA Pavilion.

That's the acronym for National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts.

Instead of Taiwan Pavilion.

And then the artists and also the curator of the Pavilion, they issued a statement saying that initially this was pitched as Taiwan Pavilion, not anti-MOVA.

And so this is unfair and unjust to them.

I just wanted to get your sense on what you think are the big things to think about in the art market in Asia as we get to the end of 2026.