What's the difference between Zhou Culture and Shang Culture?

The differences between Zhou and Shang cultures are mainly manifested in the concept of fate and humanistic tradition of the two generations.

There are three kinds of gods and oils that businessmen believe in, namely, gods, ancestors, natural gods, and gods are the main ones. They also often worship their ancestors, forming a culture of "Zhou Sacrifice System". At the same time, they still retain the primitive religion's worship of nature, mountains and rivers, storms, and superstitious worship of ghosts after death, forming the concept of "Yin people still worship ghosts".

(2) The developer of Zhou Dynasty regarded kingship as the supreme god, and thought that kingship was not only inherited by Tianzu, so he respected Tianzu. Different from the "Zhou Sacrifice System" of the Shang Dynasty, the Zhou Dynasty practiced the "Zhao Mu System", which ranked ancestors in the left and right columns according to their generations. At the same time, the Zhou Dynasty's view of destiny is different in that it emphasizes "virtue" and "people"

In the reform, Zhou people emphasized the implementation of changes to conform to the destiny, respect morality and protect the people, and match virtue with nature.