you were born in canada and because of your pursuit of the chinese language, uk to asia and were in china for a number of years studying the language. subsequently you have an in taiwan for almost 12 years. when did you develop this issue -- this interest the committed to helping the burn survivors and the us? >> it all happened, i want to say by accident -- >> a series of coincidences? >> after coming to taiwan, i work for another foundation that helped nonprofit organizations. for example, doing training and capacity building and so on. in the course of this work, i got to know about the sunshine foundation. at one point, i thought in my career, i would like to be involved in a nonprofit organization that provides direct services. i decided i could give it a try and fly that to send -- it a try and apply it to sunshine foundation. nonprofit organizations often emphasize emotions with touching stories. sunshine is more than that. they have systems in place. >> based on your experience, what would be some of the characteristics or qualities that are needed to do the similar kinds of work

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. >> the uk market is one that has been told to go and chase growth in asia, make the deals with these and it is doing that now. yet china is pressing on the brakes. isn't this going to trim some of the growth we might have expected here in the uk? >> i think that's a prospect for consumers improving. we could see a further recovery in consumer spending. hopefully inflation will ease quite quickly in the second half of this year, supporting an increase in earnings. i think it would be wrong for companies to fully rule out increases in sales in the domestic market in the uk. >> i think we do have a lot of plc companies that have emerging markets earnings and we have been relying on those. if you look at unilever, europe and america slowed down 1.3%. so it is relying more and more on that emerging market growth. and if that comes down, it is not just unilever, they have hair products and almost everything we have in our household, but a lot of uk plc will be affected by this slowdown. >> the remedy is you have to keep on getting the organic growth, don't you, in china? you need to keep

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