Thanks, Ivy, and thanks, Kenneth, and I think it's a long answer. I will do a quick translation for also recovery in Q3 and also our outlook for Q4 and maybe early next year. So for the advertisement demand recovery in this quarter, we see this quarter have seen a more rapid recovery for our advertisement segment with 63% quarter-to-quarter growth and compared to Q2 was 48.9% quarter-to-quarter growth. And compared to the same period in last year, it is -- we achieved 21% quarter-to-quarter growth. So also, we can see some of our multinational clients, which they delayed their budget for the first -- in the first-half of the year, due to the impact of the pandemic, resumed their advertising on our platforms in this quarter. And most significant recovery were witnessed from automobile and hardware industries. And especially among domestic brands, we noticed that automobile and real estate have experienced the strongest recovery. So this is what we observed in this quarter. And as we can see in this quarter our online advertisements, offline events, and offline trainings have been continuously recovering, which is continuing, which we believe in - will continuing into the next quarter. And giving a bit more color on the breakdown of different industries, for example, entertainment and media and e-commerce, both of which are sectors enjoying benefits from the stay-at-home lifestyle in the COVID-19 pandemic, improved their ranking to the top five industries in our advertiser base at the end of this quarter. Instead automobile and finance were replaced, which are under short-term pressure we believe. And consumer sector is another rapidly increasing industry for advertisement on our platform. And also we want to mention that we – we’ve seen the resilience of TMT companies and the rise of domestic brands in first three quarters. We believe these trends will continue in next quarter. At the same time, we believe the demand from automobile and financial sectors will start to recover, supported by macro level favorable policies. But, of course, everything is under the assumption that there is no second wave of COVID-19 outbreak in Mainland, China. So that's what we think. Thank you, Ivy.