《Chinese women entrepreneurs》是2011年7月新世界出版社出版的圖書，作者是董少鵬【主編】，漢定佳和【譯】。
基本介紹
- 中文名：Chinese women entrepreneurs
- 作者：董少鵬【主編】
- 譯者：漢定佳和
- 出版社：新世界出版社
- ISBN：9787510418617
內容簡介,圖書目錄,作者簡介,
內容簡介
How do Chinese women establish their own identity and demonstrate their social value in today's highly competitive and complex society? This book has some answers to this question. Fourteen women entrepreneurs tell their stories of success, and the management skills and character they rely on to lead an industry. Men still dominate many of these industries and it may seem necessary, in order to compete with them, for women to be as aggressive, canny and authoritarian. Within such a corporate culture, however, women are using their own strengths and finding great success and support from both inside the workplace and with clients and consumers. As the same time, they won support from their husband, together raised children, and took care of family matters as required by traditional Chinese culture.
圖書目錄
Chen XiayingEnjoying Pearl Life in the Hometown of Xi ShiDong MingzhuGreat Queen of GreeHan XiaohongPioneer of Physical Examination in ChinaHe QiaonvBuilding the Classic "Orient Landscape"Jiang PeizhenFor the Health of the Throats of 1.3 Billion PeopleLei JufangThe Woman Who Started Modern "Tibetan Medicine Fever" Poon WaiThe Woman Who Created a Ramen EmpireYang LanFour Magnificent Stages of LifeYang Mianmian"Iron Lady" in the Home Apptiances EmpireYang MinFrom Tailor to Steer MasnateZhang HaiyanThriving in the Industry of Auto PartsZhang LanRaising the Catering Banner of ChinaCheung YanFrom Paper Recycling to Paper MagnateZhao Xiaohong"Giant" of Energy-Efficient Electrical Products
作者簡介
Dong Shaopeng, deputy editor in chief of Securities Daily.He was deputy editor in chiefof International Finance News,and served as distinguishedexpert with China Central Television, China National Radio,Phoenix TV, among others. Hehas published many commentsand books including Strategieson Chinese Market and StockTrading, Great Opportunities inChinese Stock Market, Cybercitizens and the Internet in China.
