The viewpoint of traditional society

The difference between traditional society and modern society;

Traditional society, also known as "gemeinschaft", "isomorphism" or "commune", is a social type corresponding to modern society (legal society) proposed by German sociologist Ferdinand Tonnis. Its characteristics are: small scale, simple division of labor, less role differentiation, family as the core unit of society, primary emotional relationship as the main body of social relations, human behavior restricted by authority, customs and traditions, and strong social homogeneity.

Modern society, also known as "legal society" and "industrial society", is a social type corresponding to traditional society proposed by German sociologist Ferdinand Tonnis. Its characteristics are: large scale, complex division of labor, many roles differentiation, social organization as the core unit of society, non-emotional secondary relations as the main body of social relations, human behavior restricted by systems and laws, and society with strong heterogeneity.

What are the advantages of traditional society?

1, feudal society, the number of officials is small. There are high moral requirements for officials and no requirements for the people. On the contrary, there are no moral requirements for officials, but high moral requirements for the people.

2. Feudal society attached importance to ethics, social order was orderly, and people were relatively friendly. People nowadays are very selfish. Some people can touch many people in society by holding an umbrella for beggars, but things like this are very common in feudal society.