 Brian, my last name is C-H-A-N-G Chan, my wife is going to say I don't know how to pronounce it. Hey, Zhang, that's all. I'm serious, I mean it. The policy at that time is if one child, nobody goes to the countryside, two, one goes. Remember we harvest wheat or any crop, it's all by our hand, you know, sickles, you know, that's how it's from five in the morning till eleven at night, that's it. They said you reach the end, you go home, you don't reach the end, you don't go home. It could be very long, I tell you, unbearable nights, you know, cold. And then the worst was no hope. That's the worst part, you know, after the Cultural Revolution, you know, everything associated with foreign languages is really not just about Z, it's actually dangerous. People get executed, put into jail for speaking English. I actually would start memorizing words, you know, like earth, dirt, clay, and the farmers really thought I was totally stupid. What this guy doing with the whole, you know, literally trying to plow the field and that was whole, okay, it's H-O-E, but not H-O-H, you know, it's not that whole, you know, I mean H-O-L-E, you know, I mean what's the difference. When I got the scholarship coming to the U.S. and it was in the summer of 1984, my dad took his whole life savings out, the equivalent of fifty U.S. dollars. So obviously, that's not enough to buy the ticket, right? North West Airlines donated the ticket, yes, yes. People really, I really think these countries, people are lucky.