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hotels are empty their restaurants are empty their shops are empty so i think it is hurting badly but kerry len she has to be pushed up this way get into accepting to people is the my ok let me bring in roderick here because when you hear sort of the financial hit the whole coles taken again somebody else that's been writing in south china morning post talk to shirley z e u she's a senior visiting fellow at the london school of economics she's a fellow at harvard kennedy school and a former news anchor for the state broadcaster. roderick she says that china would rather see whole coal lose control of its financial gateway that ever seed political power that's quite a dangerous statement in lots of ways to come. i'm an academic but one that you know perhaps should be considered and talked about even at this time. i think it is sensible to consider it i don't think we're at that kind of turning point at the moment but yes i think that is one of the sort of fundamental end if you like unchanging elements in this series of problems that we're facing at the moment and that is that beijing ultimately