IntroductionChina is increasingly emphasizing STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) education for girls as part of a broader national strategy to promote digital equality and economic innovation. With technology and AI shaping the future workforce, the government is investing in programs to ensure
IntroductionIn 2025, women in China are increasingly driving innovation in the tech sector, particularly in AI and cloud computing. Female founders are establishing start-ups that are reshaping the country’s digital landscape, contributing to economic growth, and demonstrating the transformative potential of gender-inclusive entrepreneurship.
Supporting Line: Breaking barriers for female entrepreneurs in China’s startup scene. In China’s booming tech ecosystem, gender inequality remains a stubborn reality. Liu Fang, a 30-year-old venture capitalist from Beijing, has become a hero not only for her business success but also for championing female founders.
