What are the differences between China's modernization and traditional China? How to treat these differences?

In fact, the real difference is not in modern times, but in modern times. The modernization of China society is the most important thing. After the land reform and the Cultural Revolution, the patriarchal clan system and family structure collapsed and clan rights collapsed. Ethical culture gradually declined with the disintegration of clans and gentry classes, and was replaced by modern civilization advocating human rights and freedom.

As for political democratization, it is meaningful only on the basis of social structure modernization. Otherwise, like Iraq and Afghanistan, they are all elected governments. Without the reform of social structure, isn't that a fundamentalist world?

From the Westernization Movement to the Reform and Reform and then to the Constitution of the New Deal, it was of course the process of introducing modern civilization, but, first, at that time, western civilization itself had many defects. Second, the modernization at that time was only within the scope of the upper class of society, while the vast rural areas were still dominated by feudal patriarchal ethics. Third, even the modernization of the upper level is limited. For example, the Marriage Law of the Kuomintang openly requires women to take their husbands' surnames, while the China Revolution strongly advocates freedom of marriage to take their husbands' surnames. For example, in Gannan, according to the title, there was once: "People in the Fourth Army said that conditional divorce contained feudal ideas."