闯进富豪圈的女人
2011-7
新世界出版社
董少鹏 编
191
汉定佳和
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.
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.
Chen Xiaying
Enjoying Pearl Life in the Hometown of Xi Shi
Dong Mingzhu
Great Queen of Gree
Han Xiaohong
Pioneer of Physical Examination in China
He Qiaonv
Building the Classic "Orient Landscape"
Jiang Peizhen
For the Health of the Throats of 1.3 Billion People
Lei Jufang
The Woman Who Started Modern "Tibetan Medicine Fever"
Poon Wai
The Woman Who Created a Ramen Empire
Yang Lan
Four Magnificent Stages of Life
Yang Mianmian
"Iron Lady" in the Home Apptiances Empire
Yang Min
From Tailor to Steer Masnate
Zhang Haiyan
Thriving in the Industry of Auto Parts
Zhang Lan
Raising the Catering Banner of China
Cheung Yan
From Paper Recycling to Paper Magnate
Zhao Xiaohong
"Giant" of Energy-Efficient Electrical Products
版权页：插图：After much investigation and thought, Lei Jufang first chose theplaster for theumatic diseases and injuries as the main direction of initialresearch and production. Cheezheng Balm Patch, the first industrialitem produced by the Cheezheng Tibetan Medicine was launched on themarket with the help of the leading authority in Tibetan medicine, ChadrelRinpoche and others.The small patch of plaster has become a hallmark of the moderniza-tion of Tibetan medicine. It is called by experts as a major revolution inthe development of Chinese medicinal patches.Today, Lei Jufang and her team continue their modern research and development of Tibetan medicine. According to Lei Jufang's introduction,about three to five percent of the annual sales of Cheezheng are investedin R&D and innovation of manufacturing process. She says if Tibetanmedicine had a few hundred million of dollars of investment, it couldcompete with Western medicine. Now, many Western pharmaceutical companies have realized the value of Tibetan medicine, and have come to China to set up R&D centers. However, the development of Tibetan medi-cine using Western methods can only be carried out in a few fields, suchas the extraction of active ingredients. Progress is difficult in the field ofcompound prescriptions.
