In the spring season, we ushered in the 38 International Women's Day. This is a festival that belongs to women all over the world, who contribute their strength to the progress and development of society with wisdom, courage and perseverance. On this special day, let's go to Africa and see how a woman named SAN Florence, with the help of Chinese enterprises, gradually walked out of difficulties and bravely integrated into society.

SAN Florence, an ordinary woman from Africa, once faced various difficulties in her life. However, with the help of Chinese companies, she gradually found new hope. Chinese enterprises not only provided her with employment opportunities, but also helped her learn new skills so that she could better adapt to the development of society. In the process, SAN Florence gradually lifted herself out of poverty and regained confidence in life.

When it comes to the future, SanFlorence is hopeful. She said that she hopes her children will have the opportunity to study in China in the future and experience the country full of vitality and opportunities. She believes that education in China will open a broader horizon for children, allowing them to better understand the world and better integrate into the tide of globalization.

The promotion of the Belt and Road Initiative has opened a window for African women to contact the world. More and more African women are beginning to go abroad to see different cultures and experience different lives. In this process, they not only gain knowledge and skills, but also gain self-confidence and courage. They began to courageously pursue their dreams and work hard for their future.

SAN Florence's story is just a microcosm of the struggles of many African women under the Belt and Road Initiative. With their own actions, they interpret the strength and value of women. Let us in this 38 International Women's Day, praise for them, for their courage and perseverance. At the same time, we also hope that more Chinese enterprises can join in this great cause and contribute more to the development of African women. Editor/Xu Shengpeng