What is the social soil from which the Chinese patriarchal system emerged?

The positive influence of patriarchal social patterns on the people of China cannot be ignored.

The patriarchal society of ancient China led to the formation of an ethical paradigm in traditional Chinese culture. The ensuing concepts of loyalty and filial piety were y rooted in the hearts of the people. In addition, the long-term cultivation of the patriarchal society has led to the development of the social virtues of modesty, patience, gentleness, respect, diligence, thrift and simplicity, as well as the social virtues of respect for the elderly, love for the young, respect for husband and wife, and fraternity.

The inherent cultural paradigm of the Chinese is to emphasize ethics. Everything is based on ethical principles to measure the character of people. What is unethical is considered socially unacceptable, and "incest" is a provocation to the deepest beliefs of the ancient souls. Since ancient times, the phenomenon of incest in China has rarely been addressed in the field of literature and art. Compared to Westerners, who emphasize the lack of ethical values and the importance of laws to regulate people's actions and speech, the ethical mode of thinking of the Chinese is to be admired.