She Started Riding the Wind: a Group of Women Changing the World

At the celebration banquet, Mu Ziye's achievements were snatched away by her male boss, "A woman should go home, get married and have children. Now that she has reached the level of director, she still wants to climb up? Just dream." She slapped her resignation on the table: "This company is not worthy of my ambition!" Industry ban? Then I'll do it myself! No money or resources? Then start from the warehouse! She led a group of women who had been harmed in the workplace - the financial director who was sexually harassed, the technical master whose patents were robbed, and the designers whose works were plagiarized - to use technology to slap their faces and let data speak for themselves. From a deposit of 800,000 to a market value of 50 billion, from three people to 20,000 employees. Not only do they want to win, but they also want their names to be engraved on all the places where women are looked down upon. A person can walk fast, a group of people can go far, a group of women can walk to a new sky