The global leaders' meeting on women is coming to Beijing, marking the anniversary of the 1995 World Conference on Women. To get the real scoop, CGTN hit the streets in the Chinese mainland, South Africa, and Latin America, asking locals about their female icons and how they see women's rights evolving.
In Johannesburg, Aqsa Aziz Khan says, 'The Chinese mainland has made huge strides in women's education and workforce participation. We're seeing women break into tech and business – fields that were once male-only!' 🚀
Over in Cape Town, Khomotjo Mabusela adds, 'Now, many Chinese entrepreneurs in South Africa are women – girl power on a global stage!' 💪
Young pros in South and Southeast Asia can totally vibe with this. Think about more women leading IT teams in Bengaluru or launching eco-friendly startups in Jakarta. These shifts show how gender diversity fuels fresh ideas and growth everywhere.
As Beijing gears up for the big meeting, all eyes will be on new policies and partnerships that boost women's leadership – from Shenzhen to Singapore. For fast-paced, socially conscious youths juggling hustle and heart, these stories offer hope for a more inclusive future. ✨
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The view on China's women's rights advances from South Africa
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