Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. If I were given a chance to share about a story about a woman learning about new skills in her older life. I would like to share about my grandmother. She was, as I was a child, she was never become, and I never imagined that she was a digital person. She can't facilitate and master anything that carries a screen.

But after she searching for some video clips on the TikTok, on the internet, and courses from the Audi Person University, she finally became a person who was mastering the photography. Every time when we step out recently, she will snap every memorable moment, ranging from the tranquil county yards behind our house to some bustling crossroads when we were wandering around the streets, this kind of immersive and memorable moment was really impressive.

And from a philosophical perspective, Chinese Taoist advocates water, which carries the characteristic of flexibility, adaptation, and support. And this kind of characteristic really benefits and illustrates for our new skills. New skills should serve for our humankind.

And I do believe that these kind of new skills are benefit and enrich for her life after retirement. And finally, I like to use the Aristotle urges that the roots of education was bitter but the fruit was really sweet which means that this kind of common value both Western people and Chinese people it will become a vivid illustration and example for both international audiences and our domestic audiences to catch the deeper value of the new skills and And I do believe that in the future, it will empower our females' daily life and, of course, different kind of generations and also facilitate our mutual learning, mutual appreciation.

That's all for my sharing today. Thank you so much.