00:00How much were you thinking of Wicklam and Hawke as you did those two visits?
00:05And are those visits critical to what you're doing in China?
00:09Well, I was thinking more of them than I was of James Patterson.
00:12But it's also the case, I was thinking of how worthwhile it is for Australia as well.
00:21Those pictures go to 27 million people potentially in Australia.
00:31They go to over a billion people in China.
00:35A billion people.
00:37And those billion people represent people who increasingly are rising up the income ladder
00:44and are potential tourists and therefore job creators in Australia.
00:49If James Patterson doesn't understand that, then he doesn't understand much.
00:56And quite frankly, I think the latter applies.
00:59The Great Wall of China symbolises the extraordinary history and culture here in China
01:06and showing a bit of respect to people never cost anything.
01:11Do you know what it does?
01:13It gives you a reward.
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