The impact of the trade war and tariff war on Dongda is no longer significant. The export trade to the U.S. has not been good for several years, and many factories have shifted their orders to other countries. The poor economic environment in recent years is a manifestation of the trade war, and adding tariffs now is actually of little use. So why is the U.S. stock market dropping so sharply? This is purely due to uncertainty; you never know what Trump will say or do tomorrow. Wall Street traders dislike uncertainty the most, so they choose to sell. This has little to do with China. The A-shares are much better now than before; when tariffs were first imposed, there was a continuous collapse, and the country did nothing about it. Now, they directly intervene to stabilize the market; this time is different. As for ordinary people, I think there's no need to worry too much. Take the most vulnerable people for example (excluding Trump supporters), I have interacted with many migrant workers in recent years. Although factory profits are not as good as before, their lives are not problematic. Even in impoverished villages, farmers are doing fine; income metrics are monitored in real-time, and if a household's income declines, there will be a warning. Big data has reached this level. So I don't think it will be a big deal. However, city dwellers may feel a bit more troubled, as they are not part of the impoverished population, and it seems like no one pays attention when their income declines. Just try to earn money and ensure a decent living. Things will improve in a few years. Or try to buy the dip in Bitcoin next month.