A recent Facebook post during President Trump’s visit to China caught my attention.
At a high-level dinner between the US 🇺🇸 and China 🇨🇳, one person stood out immediately.
Seated between Elon Musk and Tim Cook was Zhou Qunfei 周群飞 — founder of Lens Technology.
Not a politician.
Not a celebrity.
But a woman who rose from extreme poverty to become one of China’s richest self-made billionaires.
From Rural Poverty to Billionaire
Zhou Qunfei was born in a small village in Hunan.
Her mother passed away when she was five years old, while her father became blind after a workplace accident.
The family lived in deep poverty.
At 16, she was forced to leave school because she could not afford tuition fees and travelled to Guangdong to work in factories.
By day, she worked grinding glass on assembly lines.
By night, she studied relentlessly — taking courses in accounting and computer operations.
After years of saving, she used 20,000 yuan to open a tiny workshop in Shenzhen together with relatives, producing watch glass.
She repaired machines herself.
Handled sales herself.
Worked tirelessly for years.
Then came the turning point.
As China’s mobile phone industry began booming in the early 2000s, her workshop secured orders for phone screens from TCL.
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