Was there a tradition of respecting the elderly in ancient China? Was it the same in ancient Europe, or did Europeans pay more attention to titles?

There was a tradition of respecting the old in ancient China, because Confucian education showed that we should respect the old and love the young.

Europe is mainly divided into three types of people. Friars, feudal lords, exploited people.

The first section and monks are Christians today. They are divided into pope, bishop, bishop, archbishop, parish bishop and assistant bishop.

The second class feudal lords are kings, dukes, earl, marquis, viscount, baron and knights at the bottom.

Needless to say, the exploited class

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