J wants to impart so many words to L.

What's in the Muslim world over yonder?

I for one really don't know how China, after its emergence as a global economic superpower, if you will, can really chime in with its values in the international dialogue.

You can sense if a girl has conceit and vanity.

There's no perfect country in this world which suits every need of every person.

I like Canada, in part.

Wow, Southeast Asia's population embraces 600 million people.

刘备 is a gracious figure in ancient Chinese history, isn't he?

Probably unprecedented happiness awaits J down the road, after all those somewhat dark and struggling years.

The hallowed English language is the universal language across the world. But it isn't the prettiest.

Taking on extra work needs a lot of time.

Do the Chinese, as a people, know how to live a wholesome life?

I don't think that in the society at large, men and women chime well together nowadays.

One must always be prepared to brace himself for yet another disappointment in life.

If a country makes its own citizens feel many of their rights reduced or taken away, then they probably would flee abroad.

Life will have unprecedented chapters.

"A mote it is to trouble the mind's eye."

In almost every excellent movie, their music chimes well with their stories and emotions.

Western politicians must be almost always prepared to be braced and grilled in their parliaments.

People had better ignore the crowing of some economists in China.

Some of them don't have a clue, and some others are bought off, I'm afraid.

Across the Middle East and North Africa, Muslim sovereignties get chided for lack of democracy, by their own people.

Will this new wave of democratization in the Islam world unleash new economic gains for the whole world?