Company brief

Your checking proofreading and modification will be highly appreciated.

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Winsun Sports Goods Co.,Ltd. is a HK-owned enterprise founded in 2003 and specializes in developing, manufacturing & selling outdoor high-quality functional fabric, laminated fabric and sports, casual wear. [This sentence is a bit long, may want to break it into two.]

Its headquarters is are located in Donghai Quanzhou, China. The buildings cover an area of 46,000 square meters and employ more than 1,000 technicians and workers.  Winsun's fixed assets are over RMB two hundred million yuan and the annual output value exceeds RMB three hundred million yuan. The company is Be certified with quality management system ISO9001:2008 and environment management system ISO14001:2004; it also complies with the standards of Japan JIS & OEKO-TEX 100.

Since its establishment, Winsun adheres to the brand concept of "innovation, speed, leading” and cooperates with well-known raw material manufacturers, of UNIFI & HUIS. Through research and innovation, the company launched its own brands of functional fabric successfully: V-COOL (wicking), V-ANTISUN (anti-UV/wicking), V-GD (antibacterial/deodorization), V-BONDING (wind-resistant/waterproof/breathable). These fabrics have been used by many well-known garment brands in Europe, USA, Japan, Korea etc.

The company's garment line mainly deals with sports and casual wear. Winsun has established long term business relationship with many customers, such as Carrefour, Walmart, Joma etc.

Winsun focuses on supplying highly market-competitive products for clients, with professional service and continuous creativity. It continues to be a most reliable partner to its customers.

<em>This looks like a document for business.  But keep in mind this is not a professional editing service!  So if you do plan to use this for a professional purposes, you might want more specialized help to make sure it's flawless.  I noticed a recurring problem with missing subjects.  I am guessing that you had intentionally left out the subjects in attempt to be more professional.  But it actually achieves the opposite effect.  Casual or rushed writing tends to drop subjects (e.g. writing notes at a meeting or a quick email to a friend).  It's true that we often avoid "I", "my", etc. in professional writing, but there still must be a subject.  Sometimes collective nouns are used like "our", "we", etc.  However, if you need to convey objectivity then you can just stick to "the company", the company's proper name, and "its".  Good luck!</em>

leave for "sick"

My company allows 5 days' for sick leave. 2011 is nearly over, and I have just spent used one of them, so I called for a sick leave today to having supper with a female friend. 

She is my classmate's friend. When she was planning to come to Peking, her friend---my classmate---called me.  She said, "My friend is going to Peking. Take care of her. By the way, she is single." Sounds good, but I don't know what I feel.

When I saw her for the first time, I feel nothing, totally nothing. I made myself gentle as a man can be, because she's my classmate, a good friend's friend, and I succeed obviously. I feel sorry of it deeply.

She's a very nice girl, and does everything properly. She loves her work, loves home her family, but yet we have different opinions about the world. I love my work and love my family with in a very different way. I think work is a part of life. She thinks work is work, life is life, they could never be the same thing. never, She wants to settle down the work in several years and then the life or home. This is I could never understand, I now love my work just as much as so does the my life, so why would I abandon one of them? She now keeping calling me with this or that reason as "just a friend". I hope she really just sees me as a just friend. 

I heard, if a woman paid for your dinner bill, then you've got no chance to be her boyfriend. I hope it's true.

<em>I guess you want to find a girlfriend who loves work just as much as you do?  That is interesting, a sign of how our relationships are changing in the modern world, don't you think?</em>

<em>Your story is well organized.  I just had one sentence where I wasn't sure about your meaning and I highlighted it in blue.  I think you mean to say that your friend wants to quit her work eventually, settle down, and establish a family.  Am I right?  The phrase "settle down" isn't really used with the nount "work".  It's somewhat hard to define too.  I think it generally means the point where people focus more on having a stable home and raising children instead of realizing career ambitions, travelling, etc.  </em>