The survey shows 44.2 percent women interviewed considered the world financial crisis had somewhat affected their life standard；6.3 percent said it had affected them greatly while 30.8 percent acknowledged a little effect；18.7 percent said it had almost no effect on them. Many women，46.6 percent，have benefited from the government’s policy to boost domestic demand. In 2009，the ratio between savings，consumption and investment for women interviewed was 24∶63∶13. Consumption became the first priority. Their first three consumption items were：Clothing，digital products and travel；56.1 percent interviewed have invested. Their consumption plan for 2010 covers clothing，cosmetics and mobile phones. 75.9 percent interviewed said they had travel plans. The problems are：Consumption is not safe；Stocks are too hot；Housing price is too high. The following are their expectations for the government：To strengthen food safety supervision（64.3 percent）；To help lower the housing price（62.8 percent）；To subsidize energy-saving products（35.2 percent）；And to strengthen supervision over finance industry（25.1 percent）.