2015 is an important historical year for women’s development and gender equality of China. Twenty years ago，the UN’s Fourth World Conference on Women was held in Beijing and equality between men and women had been established as a basic state policy for promoting progress in the country and in society since then. It is obvious to all that，with rapid economic and social development，great progress has been achieved in the promotion of gender equality and women’s development in China over the past two decades. At the same time，China is highly aware that，as a developing country with the world’s largest population，and restricted by its limited level of economic and social development，it will continue to be confronted with new situations and problems in its efforts to promote women’s development. There is still a long way to go to achieve gender equality in China，and many tasks remain to be tackled. The report profiles Chinese women’s status from health，education，economic，social participation，marriage and family，and laws and regulations.