Chinese companies possess staggering scales, but their products tend to be made in ways that are not assiduous enough.

Sigh. Trouble after trouble to be dealt with.

C'est une large niche pour le chien là-bas.

As a matter of fact, the fastidious and persnickety gender are apt to be myopic at the really important issues in this world.

Contemporary with the consuming and destructive feminism, many institutions of the human race have been reduced to the edge of failure.

It appears that more and more flicks are challenging the bottom line of the squeamish.

The commonplace underestimation of Facebook's technological prowess is an exemplar of layman ignorance among people.

Nepotism seems to be rampant throughout China's history.

Sigh.

Nowadays Chinese producers invent a lot of useful gadgets and gizmos.

Stresses and strains are inevitable in life.

Une chic gare.

Un chien bien en chair.

Well, Samsung's impetuous upper management has made a severe mistake in the ongoing infamous account of Galaxy Note 7.

Too fast, too soon.

Well, the preceding sentence is also applicable to overly explicit female K-pop singers/dancers.

The prodigious Linux operating system nearly always makes me feel empowered.

For that matter, the Cinnamon desktop environment is a handy one.

On the other hand, it's hard for me to stand some Apple fanboys who still lampoon the Windows operating system along the outdated line of "I'm a Mac (vs.) I'm a PC".

The French are said to be grumpy.

The sad thing is, to survive on this earth, we as individuals have to acquiesce in the contemporary American style capitalism.

I've been sticking to my guns these years.

Wall-to-wall news coverage on TV is a boon at eateries, I consider.

At my beck and call.

Les quais à le fleuve Saint-Laurent.

"Fast! Fast! Time is money. Don't waste money." The man exhorted his low-wage farming workers.

That's an interesting scene in the old American movie La Bamba.

Many Americans and Canadians, who are under 50, are seekers of understated glitz, it appears.

Nowadays I mostly take news pieces from assiduous and accurate media.

Unfortunately, Taiwanese media don't meet that criterion.