 Yeah, indeed, this all happening as we have top officials in the Chinese Communist Party in Beijing having their third plenum this week, the meeting once every five years to chart long term economic plans. They're meeting, of course, at a time when Chinese growth is slowing already. The property slump is continuing. Consumer confidence remains weak. Our Asia government and politics correspondent, Rebecca Chung Wilkins, joins us from Hong Kong for more. Rebecca, great to have you with us. Just if we start more broadly, what are we expecting to learn from this meeting about China's economic strategy?