Basic characteristics of feudal society in China

The basic characteristics of feudal society in China are as follows:

1, the basic characteristics of feudal society and politics in China.

This is a highly centralized feudal monarchy. The social structure of China feudal society is characterized by the feudal patriarchal hierarchy combining clan power and political power, and the social and cultural thought with Confucianism as the core, as well as the economic, political, cultural and social structure of China feudal society.

On the one hand, it consolidated and maintained the stability and continuity of China's feudal society; on the other hand, it made the process of China's feudal society slow and backward, and caused an insurmountable periodic political and economic crisis.

2. The basic characteristics of China feudal society.

In the feudal economy of China, the land ownership economy of feudal landlords was dominant. The basic production structure of feudal society in China is a small-scale peasant economy with individual families as the unit and closely combined with family handicrafts, with a self-sufficient natural economy as the mainstay. In the feudal society of China, landlords, merchants and usurers were often combined.

The basic characteristics of feudal society in China and the structural characteristics of feudal social groups and clans

First, the basic characteristics of China feudal society

1. Economically, feudal land ownership is dominant.

2. Politically, a highly centralized feudal monarchy was implemented.

Culturally, Confucianism is the core.

4.？ In the social structure, it is a feudal patriarchal hierarchy combining clan power and political power.

Second, the structural characteristics of feudal social groups in China:

1. Economically, feudal land ownership (that is, landlord land ownership) is dominant. The basic production structure is: small-scale peasant economy. The characteristics of small-scale peasant economy are: a self-sufficient natural economy with individual families as units and cottage industries.

2. Politically: a highly centralized feudal autocratic monarchy (also known as "unified Statism").

Culturally, Confucianism is the core.

4. Social structure: feudal patriarchal hierarchy combining clan power and political power. The core is the patriarchal clan system.