Reflections and Resonance of Women from All Walks of Life

Dedicating to Charting Women's Role in History of ScienceLiu Bing, professor of the Institute of Science, Technology and Society, Tsinghua University
Liu used to dip into many arenas but the relationship between science and feminism has been one of the fields he has persisted in.
Some critics say only women can properly understand women's feelings because they share a common life experience. However, viewing women's issues from a male standpoint has unique advantages because the study of gender equality will ultimately go beyond research on feminism.
On Board a 'Bullet Train'Gertrude Mongella, Secretary-General of UN Fourth World Conference on Women.
The development of China over the past 20 years has been like a bullet train. Without development (that resembles) a bullet train, women would be left behind. This time, we have to be on board the 'bullet train' that connects the development in China and Africa.
This time, we have to be on board the 'bullet train' that connects the development in China and Africa.
Viewing the World Through a Gender PerspectiveZou Xiaoqiao, Member of CEDAW Committee and former Director-General of All-China Women's Federation's International Liaison Department
I realized that Chinese women and women's organizations ought to make our voices heard in international women's movements. I have tried my best, for years, to introduce China's advancement, especially advancement in women's development, to the world.
I was involved in international liaison work (related to) women's issues during the past three decades. The UN Fourth World Conference on Women in 1995 was the event that impressed me the most.
From Manila to BeijingLiu Bohong, a professor with the China Women's University
On the global agenda for gender equality, 2015 is of special significance, as it marks the 20th anniversary of the Fourth World Conference on Women. Through the conference, Chinese women gained a deeper understanding of both gender equality and the UN's democratic decision-making mechanism.
Over the past 20 years, I have grown from a novice into a veteran scholar on women's studies. On the occasion of the 20th anniversary of the Fourth World Conference on Women, I hope the goals set during that conference will be achieved, as soon as possible.
Every Day Is a Day to Make ImprovementsAnnie Wu, Member of the Standing Committee of the National Committee of the CPPCC and Life Honorary Member of the Board of the World Trade Centers Association
The World Conference on Women gave me a chance to make a lot of friends, and to learn what to do and how to achieve goals.
I don't look at the women's issue as just a social issue. I look at … how you can help young women have equal opportunities and equal status in everything. Education is the No.1 (way) to give women the chance (to have) equal opportunities.
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