One place I go often now is South Africa. And I'm not talking about Johannesburg or Cape Town I live. I stay in a place that's, it's a farm country, big big open land, big big open skies. And the place I stay is a traditional African hut. Inside is very comfortable but no electricity. So the challenge there is to try to learn how to live without the creature comforts you're used to, like a computer, like a TV, like your cell phone. And it's really good for me because especially my lifestyle here in Hong Kong can be very spoiled sometimes. You know, everybody wants to give you the greatest things, the best things. You always have the best things. But can you live as a basic human being? Can you live without all that stuff? And I think these kinds of things push me or challenge me to expand my horizons, you know, because the problem with being in the same place always the same time is that your world becomes smaller, right? But what I do is as soon as I finish working on a movie or when I have time to relax or travel, I will go away in travel and try to go to someplace new or someplace different and try to experience something that I will never experience in my home, you know. And I think that's the main reason why I do it, is to really push my mind to really try and challenge myself to see the world in a different way.