Sometimes I think it's quite interesting to communicate with the anchors: it's clear that you're doing your best to support the streamers, but it's often easy to be misunderstood. Perhaps it is because we have been adopting a relatively conservative model, and have been striving for various resources and opportunities for anchors for free, actively, and out of pocket, while lacking a clear business plan, so that anchors cannot see the value and dedication behind it. Perhaps, now is a good time to seriously think about: 1. How to make the anchor and the platform more fair and efficient through a clearer business model? 2. How can the current free support be upgraded to a more attractive and transparent cooperation mechanism, so that streamers can be more aware of their rights and responsibilities? There is already a high demand in the market to see us launch a more formal business cooperation program. This also happens to help anchors better understand each other's contributions, avoid misunderstandings, and ultimately achieve long-term and win-win development!