0:00 10年前，在中国留学的沃拉潘看到电子商务迅速发展，萌生了回乡创业、投身电商的想法。如今，32岁 的沃拉潘已是泰国KUMA品牌总经理。她带领团队在纸品、电商等领域不断探索，逐步打开市场。 谈及创业历程，沃拉潘坦言，10多年前泰国社会对女性创业者的信任度不如男性，女性往往需要花费更 多时间与他人建立信任。随着越来越多女企业家在各行各业崭露头角，社会对女性创业者的认可和包容 度不断提升。近年来，泰国出台《2015年性别平等法》，并设立促进性别平等委员会，推动性别平等不 断向前发展。 "女性创业者并不需要特殊待遇，只要能够保证男女平等就足够了。"沃拉潘说。（记者：夏康静、常天 童；报道员：塔纳；视频：夏康静、常天童、周啸天） 责编：秦雅楠、陈亚楠 ...

十年前，在中国留学的沃拉潘·甲宗威拉攀初次接触到飞速发展的电商购物平台。从下单到收货， 整个流程快速、高效，良好的体验让她逐渐萌生回国开创电商事业的想法。 "正是在中国学习生活期间积累的购物经验，促成了我今天的创业成果。"沃拉潘告诉记者，当初选 择在东南亚购物平台"虾皮购物网站"上销售产品，就是借鉴了她在中国网购的经验。 日前，记者驱车前往距泰国首都曼谷市中心约40公里的巴吞他尼府，来到了由沃拉潘创办的企业仓 储工厂。只见仓储区整齐堆放着一箱箱货品，一名女管理员正熟练地操控叉车搬运货物，沃拉潘微笑着 向记者走来。 沃拉潘一身深色套装，身形纤瘦。她用流利中文，自信而大方地介绍自己的创业经历：2016年创业 之初，泰国电商平台尚处于起步阶段。那时，淘宝、京东等平台已深入中国人的日常生活，而泰国消费 者大多依赖脸书等社交媒体平台购物，缺乏第三方保障。 "在中国的网购经历让我意识到，电商平台不仅是卖东西的地方，还能帮助中小企业建立品牌。我 想，我或许可以在泰国创立自己的品牌并在电商平台上销售。"她说。 "女性创业者并不需要特殊待遇，只需要男女平等。"沃拉潘说，作为一名女性创业者，她深知从零 起步的艰辛。 她告诉记者， ...

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Core Insights - The article highlights the significant role of women in rural entrepreneurship as part of the rural revitalization strategy, emphasizing their contributions to industry revitalization through hard work and innovation [1][2] - It addresses the challenges faced by female entrepreneurs, particularly in terms of funding shortages and financing difficulties, and outlines the efforts of Juancheng Rural Commercial Bank to provide targeted financial support [1] Financial Support Initiatives - Juancheng Rural Commercial Bank has provided 9.75 billion yuan in credit funding to 4,245 female entrepreneurs, showcasing its commitment to supporting women's entrepreneurship [1] - The bank has developed specialized loan products such as "Women’s Series Loan" and "Charming Queen Loan," which feature simplified procedures and favorable interest rates to alleviate financing challenges for women [1][2] Collaborative Efforts - The bank has strengthened partnerships with government departments, women's federations, and quality enterprises to create a supportive environment for female entrepreneurs through resource integration and information sharing [1] - Initiatives include signing agreements for joint development and conducting activities to provide policy consultation and technical guidance to women entrepreneurs [1] Service Model Innovation - The bank has launched the "Xinyidai" online loan platform to facilitate the application process for small credit loans up to 200,000 yuan, enhancing convenience for female entrepreneurs [2] - Activities such as "Entering Enterprises" and "Entering Communities" are being conducted to promote financial literacy among women, enabling them to better utilize financial tools for production development [2] Impact on Rural Revitalization - The financial support from Juancheng Rural Commercial Bank is seen as a catalyst for female entrepreneurs, empowering them to contribute significantly to rural revitalization and embodying the notion that "women can hold up half the sky" [2]

Core Viewpoint - Cartier collaborates with the Osaka Kansai Expo to launch a women's themed pavilion and the Cartier Women’s Initiative (CWI) Impact Award, emphasizing commitment to empowering women and supporting female entrepreneurs [1][4]. Group 1: Women's Themed Pavilion - The women's themed pavilion is established through collaboration among the Cabinet Office, Japan's Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, Cartier, and the Japan Association for International Exhibitions, aiming to promote gender equality and highlight women's contributions to a more inclusive society [2][3]. - The pavilion's opening ceremony featured prominent figures, including architects and executives, who articulated the pavilion's mission of empowering women as central to humanity's future [2][3]. - After the expo, the pavilion will be repurposed for the 2027 Yokohama International Horticultural Exposition, ensuring the continuation of its architectural significance [2]. Group 2: CWI Impact Award - The CWI Impact Award ceremony took place on May 22, recognizing nine outstanding female entrepreneurs, with over 800 guests celebrating the impact of past awardees in social and environmental fields [4][5]. - Since its inception, CWI has supported 330 female entrepreneurs from 66 countries, providing over $12 million in funding and creating a network of over 500 changemakers [4]. - Each awardee receives $100,000 in funding, media exposure, and participation in a year-long partnership program aimed at enhancing leadership and business growth [4][6]. Group 3: Event Highlights - The award ceremony began with a short film emphasizing the importance of intergenerational collaboration in addressing global challenges, followed by speeches from notable advocates for gender equality [5][6]. - Award winners shared their visions and impacts in categories such as "Protecting the Earth," "Improving Lives," and "Creating Opportunities," showcasing the courage and resilience of female entrepreneurs [6]. - The 2025 CWI program concluded with plans for the 2026 program to continue amplifying women's voices and promoting inclusive entrepreneurship [6].

Core Viewpoint - The article narrates the inspiring journey of Zang Jianhe, who transformed her life from a struggling single mother to the founder of a successful frozen dumpling brand, "Wanchai Ferry," achieving an annual revenue of 6 billion yuan [3][14]. Group 1: Background and Early Struggles - Zang Jianhe moved to Hong Kong in the 1970s with only 500 HKD, raising two daughters alone after her husband abandoned them [4][17]. - She initially worked multiple jobs to support her family, living in a cramped 4-square-meter apartment [22]. - After receiving encouragement about her dumplings, she decided to sell them at a street stall, despite her initial hesitations and challenges [25][30]. Group 2: Business Development - Zang Jianhe's dumplings quickly gained popularity, leading her to sell 1,000 portions in just six hours [26]. - In 1985, she established her first factory with the help of a Japanese department store, marking the official start of "Wanchai Ferry" [35]. - By 1983, her dumplings captured a significant market share, becoming the leading brand in Hong Kong's frozen food sector, with 30% of the frozen dumpling market [41]. Group 3: Strategic Partnerships and Expansion - Zang Jianhe was cautious in selecting partners, ensuring that her brand identity remained intact during collaborations [42]. - The entry of international companies, such as Pillsbury, provided financial backing and advanced production techniques, facilitating the brand's expansion into mainland China [46][47]. - The brand's success was also attributed to its focus on high-quality ingredients and customer feedback, which helped refine product offerings [56][58]. Group 4: Legacy and Impact - Zang Jianhe's story is seen as a testament to resilience and entrepreneurship, inspiring many in the food industry [48][49]. - Her approach to business emphasized customer relationships and quality, setting a standard for the frozen food sector in China [61]. - Despite her passing in 2016, her legacy continues to influence the industry, with "Wanchai Ferry" remaining a prominent brand [62].

Core Viewpoint - The article narrates the inspiring journey of Zang Jianhe, who transformed her struggles as a single mother into a successful frozen dumpling brand, "Wanchai Ferry," which generates annual sales of 6 billion HKD, showcasing her resilience and entrepreneurial spirit [6][11][29]. Group 1: Background and Early Struggles - Zang Jianhe arrived in Hong Kong in the 1970s with only 500 HKD and began selling dumplings at Wanchai Pier to support her two daughters after being abandoned by her husband [2][14][17]. - Initially, she faced significant challenges, including unfamiliarity with cooking and the stigma of being a street vendor, but she persevered and gradually gained a loyal customer base [5][22][23]. Group 2: Business Development - In 1985, Zang Jianhe established her company with the support of a Japanese department store, marking the beginning of "Wanchai Ferry" as a recognized brand [29]. - The brand expanded its product line from fresh dumplings to frozen dumplings, wontons, and tangyuan, becoming a market leader in Hong Kong with a 30% share of the frozen dumpling market by 1983 [32][35]. Group 3: Strategic Partnerships and Growth - Zang Jianhe was cautious in selecting partners, ensuring that her brand identity remained intact while collaborating with international companies, including Pillsbury, which later acquired Wanchai Ferry [35][36]. - The partnership with American firms provided access to advanced production technologies and facilitated the brand's expansion into mainland China and international markets [39][40]. Group 4: Customer Focus and Quality Control - Zang Jianhe emphasized customer feedback, maintaining open communication channels and adjusting production processes based on consumer input, which contributed to the brand's reputation for quality [47][50]. - Her commitment to high-quality ingredients and meticulous preparation standards helped Wanchai Ferry gain popularity in new markets, including Taiwan [51][52]. Group 5: Legacy and Impact - Zang Jianhe's story serves as an inspiration in the food industry, illustrating the potential for success through hard work and determination, even in the face of adversity [41][42]. - Her legacy continues to influence the frozen food sector in China, with Wanchai Ferry recognized as a pioneer that spurred innovation among competitors [52][53].

Core Viewpoint - Zhengli New Energy, founded by Cao Fang, has successfully gone public in Hong Kong, marking a significant milestone as Jiangsu's first unicorn company with a market capitalization exceeding 20 billion HKD [1][2]. Company Overview - Zhengli New Energy specializes in lithium-ion battery manufacturing and has reported annual revenues exceeding 5.1 billion CNY [1][4]. - The company was established in 2016, focusing on electric vehicle core components, and has since evolved into a key player in the energy storage and battery market [2][3]. Financial Performance - The company achieved revenues of approximately 1.499 billion CNY, 3.29 billion CNY, 4.162 billion CNY, and 5.13 billion CNY from 2021 to 2024, with over 80% of revenue coming from power batteries [6]. - Despite initial losses from 2021 to 2023, Zhengli New Energy turned a profit in 2024, reporting a net profit of 91 million CNY, driven by an increase in gross margin from 5% in 2023 to 14.6% in 2024 [6]. Investment and Support - The company has raised a total of 3.4 billion CNY through two rounds of financing, with significant backing from various investment groups and state-owned enterprises [3][5]. - Key investors include Haisheng Capital, Jiangning Talent Group, and several others, which have collectively supported the company's growth trajectory [3][5]. Product Portfolio - Zhengli New Energy offers a diverse range of products, including power batteries, energy storage batteries, and aviation batteries, utilizing standardized cells and differentiated electrochemical systems [5]. - The company has made substantial investments in R&D, totaling over 1.5 billion CNY over four years, resulting in 3,613 patent applications and 2,225 granted patents [5]. Market Position - According to Frost & Sullivan, Zhengli New Energy ranks ninth in the Chinese market for lithium iron phosphate and ternary power batteries based on installed capacity [6].