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For full terms, visit the Beijing meeting between the principles. However, there is another point on the map of great interests of the rest of the

world, the Straits of Hormuz. I noted, Steve, that it was brought up as a subject, and there were

remarks about how China will assist in some fashion to solve the crisis. However, there is an opinion

I've read in English out of Europe that for a world power that China claims to be,

they're not very good about delivering leadership when it comes to crises.

They hang back as if they're not quite a supplicant, but a learning, you know, rookies at this,

and they're not taking charge the way the

U.S. is a customer taking charge. Is that a fair measure of China? And is that that style,

something that they want to change or do they like being in the background? Well, John, by and

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