1. Marie Curie (1867-1934), a world-famous scientist, was born in Warsaw, Poland in 1867. She and her husband, French scientist Pierre Curie, discovered in the same work
The radioactivity of the element was eliminated and radium in the metallic state was successfully extracted.
Marie Curie won the Nobel Prize twice and made great contributions to human science.
2. Mother Teresa (1910-1997), a world-famous charity worker, was born into an Albanian family in Kopje, Macedonia, the former Yugoslavia.
She dedicated her life to the cause of alleviating poverty, promoting peace and fighting for justice. She has received the Nehru Prize from India, the Joseph F. Kennedy Foundation Prize from the United States, and the Nobel Peace Prize in 1979.
In 1992, he won the UNESCO Peace Education Award.
3. Yelena Kondakova (1957-) Russian astronaut. On October 4, 1994, she and two male cosmonauts took the Soyuz-TM20 spacecraft to the Mir space station. After 169 days of space flight, she died in 1995.
She returned to the ground on March 22, 2016, setting a record for a woman’s continuous stay in space.
On April 12, 1995, President Yeltsin awarded her the honorary title of "Hero of the Russian Federation".
4. Song Qingling (1893-1981), a great patriotism, democracy, internationalism and communist fighter, a world-famous great woman of the 20th century.
She followed Sun Yat-sen in her youth and devoted herself to the revolution, working for the health care, culture, education and welfare of women and children.
He has devoted himself to the cause of reunifying the motherland, safeguarding world peace, and promoting human progress, and has made indelible contributions. He is admired and loved by the Chinese people and overseas Chinese. He has also won praise and love from international friends, and enjoys high prestige.
5. Ingrid Bergman (1915-1982) Hollywood movie star, Ingrid Bergman has starred in films such as "Casablanca", "The Bell Tolls", "Gaslight" and other films, and won the Oscar three times.
She has made 47 films in her lifetime, many of which have become classics and are famous in film history. She is known as "the greatest actress in the talkies era".
6. Indira Gandhi (1917-1984), Indian politician and first female Prime Minister. She came from a prominent family and served as Prime Minister of India four times.
Assassinated by Sikhs in 1984.
In the modern history of the world, Indira Gandhi is the woman who served as Prime Minister for the longest time, serving for fourteen years.
7. Audrey Hepburn (1929-1993), born in Brussels, Belgium, British actress.
Audrey Hepburn devoted herself to charity and was a representative figure of the UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador, fighting for the rights of women and children in the third world.
In 1992, he was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom of the United States, and in 1993, he won the Oscar Humanitarian Award.
8. Princess Diana (1961-1997) was born in Norfolk, England, on July 1, 1961. She married Charles, Prince of Wales, on July 29, 1981.
In June 1987, Diana donated 3.5 million pounds from 79 pieces of clothing she auctioned to charity.
Her character deeply touched ordinary people, especially those in suffering.
On June 1, 2019, in memory of Princess Diana, the Paris city government planned to name the square after Diana.
9. Clara Zetkin (1857-1933), a pioneer of the international women's movement, Zetkin was a famous German socialist and leader of the Communist Party. She was the founder of the International Socialist Movement in 1907.
One of the founders of the Women's Conference, she organized the first International Women's Conference in Bern in 1915 to oppose the world war.
She was elected to the Presidium of the Third International.
10. Coco Chanel (1883-1971) was a famous French fashion designer. Chanel ruled Paris’ high fashion for 60 years. Her innovation of using knitted fabrics to express the image of a “poor girl” caused a stir.
The interest of upper-class women encouraged them to move away from the tight-fitting styles that were popular at the time.