Analysis of Rural Families in China (800 words)

The Chinese nation is a nation with a strong feudal color.

Family did not always exist, and it was inseparable from the rule of feudal countries and the development of social productive forces. China's familism is strongly patriarchal.

In China, "clan" refers to a blood group which is centered on a certain male and consists of direct male descendants and their families according to certain ethical rules. Clan system is a patriarchal clan system characterized by patriarchy and clan rights, and it is the product of slave society in China. Its main feature is the eldest son inheritance system. Patriarchal system with direct leadership system as the main spirit. This feudal family system was established on the basis of natural economy, and gradually formed a feudal family system with the father as the supreme, the blood as the link and the same clan as the core. Under this family system, a complete patriarchal ethics system was formed by combining feudal ethics system and Confucianism. Therefore, familism is a family system evolved from patriarchal clan system.

Familialism has a far-reaching influence on the traditional culture of China. Most people in China are family-oriented, and family education on individuals is subtle. However, the legal thoughts and strict ethics of feudal countries guided and regulated familism in a quiet way. Therefore, familism and the laws of feudal countries complement each other and cooperate with each other to jointly safeguard the feudal order.

Familialism did more good than harm to the rule of feudal countries. Feudal rule existed for two thousand years, and it could not be separated from its maintenance. At present, the reform in China is gradually deepening. Although the concept of familism has weakened a lot, there are still villages dominated by families in a few remote areas. In these areas, a family often occupies the main site of the village, and they have their own family laws and regulations, which are incompatible with the current rule of law in China. Then, how to deal with this conflict is even more important. National laws are fundamental, but blunt application will only bring greater conflicts and intensify contradictions. Only by gradually increasing legal publicity, improving people's legal awareness and cultivating people's legal feelings is the fundamental way. Obviously, this road has a long way to go and needs the strong support of the state and society. I believe there will be a good society ruled by law.

I found it on the Internet or in the library, which contains a lot of contents about the traditional family culture in China. Organize yourself, just have an outline.