What are the basic characteristics of feudal society in China?

Economically, feudal land ownership is dominant.

In politics and Taiwan Province, a highly centralized feudal monarchy was implemented.

Social structure: the feudal patriarchal hierarchy system combining national rights with political rights was implemented.

Ideological and cultural aspects:? Take Confucianism as the core.

Feudal land ownership refers to the system in which the landlord class ruled other classes in feudal society. By seizing land as means of production, the landlord class extorts land rent and usury from farmers who use land and exploits other classes.

Absolute monarchy, also known as absolute monarchy or absolute monarchy, is a political system and a form of government. Rulers and monarchs (usually called kings or emperors) have all the power to rule the country and civil liberties, but there is no law or legal procedure to tell them how to exercise their power. The throne is produced by hereditary means.

The patriarchal clan system evolved from the patriarchal clan system, which is a system in which the royal family and nobles distribute state power according to blood relationship in order to establish hereditary rule. It is characterized by the combination of clan organization and state organization, and the patriarchal hierarchy is completely consistent with the political hierarchy.

Confucianism is one of hundred schools of thought's theories in the pre-Qin period. Confucianism, also known as Confucianism or Confucianism, was founded by Confucius and originally referred to as master of ceremonies. Later, on this basis, a complete Confucian system was gradually formed, which became the mainstream of China's traditional culture and had far-reaching influence. It is the most influential school in China and the mainstream consciousness in ancient China.