Qianhe Village in Meicheng Town, Jiande City, is named after the romantic description in the ancient Chinese literary work The Book of Songs. It is also an important birthplace of Chairman Mao Zedong's thought that "women hold up half of the world". In the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China, women in Qianhe Village broke with traditional customs, participated in agricultural production, and implemented equal pay for equal work for men and women. Here, the unique Qianhe Women's Spirit was born.

In recent years, with the increase in the number of tourists, Qianhe Village has taken the initiative to find new industrial development paths. A representative homestay business and characteristic agricultural products have been developed here, enabling villagers to earn money at their doorstep. On Qianhesao's Entrepreneurship Street, online sales and specialty product sales keep up with the trend of the times. Qianhe Village is advancing on the road of common prosperity relying on the integrated development of agriculture, culture and tourism.

By learning the entrepreneurial stories of Qianhe women, Eric from Zimbabwe felt their inheritance of Qianhe Women's Spirit and the Qianhe consensus that they participated in rural revitalization with the power of "holding up half of the world", helping common prosperity, and showing women's new actions.

Video: Tan Qikuan, Pan Ning

Editor: Tan Qikuan