Briefly describe the characteristics of ancient Greek philosophy, Indian philosophy, and ancient Chinese philosophy?

Philosophy, originated from the worship of God and nature, which is no exception in ancient Greece, India, and China Ancient Greek philosophy had the earliest dispute between monotheism and polytheism. Barmenides was a defender of monotheism, and from his own thinking about the gods, he developed the philosophical idea of monism, which was inherited by Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle, and became a basic presupposition of Western philosophy. And monistic thinking led to the later so-called idealistic and materialistic disputes. This is philosophical thinking in the ontological category. Ancient Greek philosophy was obsessed with reason, the pursuit of speech. And as a result, there were the following two transcendental views: 1) The natural world is planned by reason. 2) Ethics and truth about the natural world are one. The philosophies of ancient India were all derived from the Vedas at the earliest. But later on it changed into many schools, and it can be said that - Indian philosophy, which deals with the thinking of almost all the problems that philosophy can deal with, is almost a museum. And the development of ancient Indian philosophy was so remarkable, so to speak - that around the 10th century A.D. Indian philosophy had reached the level of modern philosophical thinking in the West. Its Buddhist philosophy of Vaisnavism and Mediumship can be compared to some extent with modern Husserl's phenomenology. The most distinctive representative of ancient Indian philosophical thinking is - Buddhism. Its characteristics are divided according to the category of study of Western philosophy, belonging to the epistemological category of philosophical thinking. Chinese philosophy, in the pre-Qin era, in my personal opinion, its general text is the Tao Te Ching. There are various interpretations of Tao Te Ching, which can be interpreted as ontological philosophical thinking, epistemological philosophical thinking, phenomenological philosophical thinking, or even analytical philosophical philosophical thinking. Its first chapter is an almost unbelievable philosophical text with magical color-like charm. After Taoism, Confucian thinking is closer to existentialism, and its sphere of concern is ethical philosophy. In a purely philosophical sense - the level of discernment in ancient Greek philosophy was low. There was some discursive error. But this error led to the birth of science. It can be called incredible. China and ancient India, on the other hand, had a very high level of insight and discernment in their thinking. It makes me look at it, and I'm a little bit intimidated by it. This is a precocious civilization. But perhaps because of its precocity, and abandoned the road of speech and inquiry, and led to the science can not be born in the history of these two peoples.