Leta Hong Fincher, author of "Left Over Women" and research associate at Columbia University, joins Rana Mitter, a Harvard historian of modern China, to discuss the evolving role of women in China. They explore the term 'leftover women' and the societal pressures that hinder women's independence. The conversation dives into the impact of recent feminist movements, the struggles against traditional marriage norms, and the influence of the Me Too movement on gender dynamics. They shine a light on women entrepreneurs navigating a patriarchal society.