China adopts the legislative system of civil and commercial integration. Is this sentence right or wrong?

The merchant class in China has never really become a relatively independent class. There is no unshakable commercial law. In ancient China, there was a social phenomenon of "attaching importance to agriculture and restraining business". Some people even thought that businessmen were taking millet from a distance. Theoretically speaking, a businessman does not produce things, nor does he make things. He just brought things from one place to another, which promoted the circulation of goods, increased people's consumption and promoted economic development. In the feudal society of China, people were divided in this way. When it comes to Chairman Mao, it means' workers, peasants, soldiers and businessmen'. Merchants are at the end. Therefore, since the promulgation of the civil law, China has been practicing the integration of civil and commercial affairs, including the Civil Law of the Republic of China formulated by the Kuomintang. It is tradition that leads to the integration of civil and commercial affairs.