Firstly, we saw outbound travel continue to recover at a quick pace during the third quarter. In terms of GMV, domestic tours contributed to around 80% of our total GMV in this quarter. Outbound tours contributed to another 20% of our total GMV, up from over 10% in the previous quarter. For domestic tours Yunnan and Guangdong provinces were traditional hot destinations during summer vacation. Also, historic cities such as Beijing, Nanjing and Chengdu, as well as cities with famous theme parks, such as Shanghai and Guangzhou were popular among families with children. For outbound destinations, Europe ranked number one in the third quarter in terms of GMV, followed by the Maldives and Southeast Asia. Singapore, Spain, New Zealand and the United Arab Emirates were popular countries among Chinese travelers. For the second question, in the fourth quarter, our GMV generated during the National Day holiday has more than tripled compared to last year's holiday due to the boost of leisure travels. However, as the fourth quarter is an off-season for tourism travels already fall back after the National Day holiday. Senior citizens are one of our major customer growth during the fourth quarter [Indiscernible] traveling by organized tours. We have time to avoid peak season and are encouraged by favorable price during the low season. Besides personal travels, corporate customized tours will also increase when its near year end in the form of annual meeting, incentive travel and team building activities. In terms of definitions, Northeast China has already gained popularity this year for its rich resources in ice and snow tourism. Looking for products, including ice exhibition and skiing are rising. For outbound travel warm destinations such as Australia and New Zealand in the Southern Hemisphere as well as Southeast Asia countries are really among the wishlist of Chinese travelers. Also Northern Europe itineraries attract mid to high end travelers due to its unique seasonal sceneries. However, despite the increased numbers of opened up destinations, we still face headwinds at some destinations, such as environmental issues in Japan and the security problems in Thailand, which could prolong the recovery process of these destinations. For cost control, although, the absolute number of some expenses would increase as our business recovers, we continue to adopt stringent cost control measures in the fourth quarter and will strictly watch the expenses changes as a percentage of our revenues. In all, we’ll make continued efforts to improve our margins and try to achieve profitable yearly results for 2023.