Thank you for the question. No, although the overall advertising market continued to be affected by the epidemic in the second quarter, we still managed to grow our advertising revenue by 37% on a sequential basis. Apart from seasonality and holiday effects, our sequential growth was driven by our long-established brand influence as well as our ability to quickly adjust our advertising business development strategy to the new environment. For our brand advertising and performance-based advertising accounted for 79% and 21% of our quarterly advertising revenue, respectively. Our strategy to focus on premium content production and technology advancement, enabled our organic brand advertising segment to maintain its upward trajectory despite the impact of the epidemic. Actually, during the quarter, for example, we continue to optimize our AI algorithms to meet the diverse needs of our brand advertising clients. We also improved the accuracy of our targeted advertising services and developed new ad products by incorporating new media formats such as live streaming. These efforts enabled us to further enhance the conversion rate for our brand advertising clients. On the other hand, our performance-based advertising underperformed during the second quarter, unfortunately. The decrease was due to, in my opinion, 2 major factors. First, SMEs reduced their overall advertising budgets as a result of the epidemic and thus more likely to focus their limited advertising budgets towards short-form video platforms. Secondly, the popularity of live streaming e-commerce resulted in a decline of pragmmatic advertising made by our e-commerce clients, especially those small and medium-sized platform clients. By industry, the top 5 industries of our advertising clients, auto, e-commerce, financial services, IT and consumer electronics and FMCG. For us, the fastest-growing industry in terms of advertising in 2020 so far is IT and consumer electronics, followed by FMCG, which is consistent with the overall trend of Internet advertising, and we expect it to continue to grow in the second half of the year. By and large, in the first half of the year, our e-commerce advertising, especially performance-based e-commerce advertising, has not been performing very well. And we are working hard to try to improve the situation by optimizing our advertising algorithms and recommendation systems. As for the auto industry, we recorded a decline in advertising revenue for the first half of the year. However, the industry has started to recover during the second quarter, and we expect the decline to become more moderate in the second half of the year. Financial service advertising revenues is expected to be roughly flat on a year over year basis. Actually, the advertising market in China is expected to decline by 2.8% year-over-year in 2020 due to the impact of the COVID-19. In the second half of the year, the advertising market is expected to be affected by the rebound of COVID-19 as well as U.S.-China tensions and other issues. However, we are convinced that we will continue to leverage our core competencies to sustain the expansion of our business in this complex and volatile market.