Mr. Z, I'd like to ask for your view on liquidity in the second half of the year. Domestic policies have been pushing hard, but market confidence remains a bit weak. Meanwhile, the US stock market, led by AI, keeps pushing the Nasdaq to new highs. If you could only make one decision for the second half: should we continue to focus on the pullback opportunities in US tech stocks, or believe in the logic of import substitution and position in those still-low-priced semiconductor equipment stocks in the A-share market? It feels like both sides are in a game of chess right now, making it a tough choice. I'd like to hear your practical thoughts on this.

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