The main characteristics of China's early countries

1. Politically, theocracy is closely combined with kingship. With the blood relationship as the link, the state power and family relationship are combined to form a political structure with the integration of family and country. The supreme ruling group has not yet achieved a high degree of centralization, and local management is relatively loose. The system of "Shi Qing Shi Lu" was maintained, and the official position of the country was still passed down from generation to generation by clan nobles. Without a mature standing soldier system, the army of the dynasty was composed of tribes. There is no really fixed written law and the national legal system is not perfect.

2. The economy entered the Bronze Age, but the level of productivity was still low, and the tools of production were still mainly wood and stone tools. Slavery is produced in collective labor, and aristocrats and civilians are two basic opposing classes in society.

3. There is a strong superstition of ghosts and gods and primitive religion. The ruling class is dominated by people-oriented thought.