Successful Points of the Ancient Chinese Civilization

Success of ancient Chinese civilization Ancient Chinese civilization experienced a series of successful social problems and a series of social dislocations. Each dynasty will bring a slightly different reform, but it seems that all Chinese have the same general view of family, education and the whole civilization. I believe that these ethics truly connect China's civilization during conflict and political division.

China and Indian river basin civilization: Chinese civilization is developing in the Yellow River basin. Although the Indus Valley civilization is as impressive as the ancient Chinese civilization, although there is no explanation about its script or work, the archaeological discovery that provides reasonable and definite details about religion, which has not been completed yet Almost not. The river basin civilization in India is close to the civilization of Shan dynasty in China, there are similarities with the characteristics of river civilization, there are differences in religion, politics, art and architecture.

The ancient Indian civilization developed along the Indus River around 2,500 BC, and the ancient Chinese civilization developed along the Yellow River around 2000 BC. Although historians have learned more about ancient Chinese civilization and are geographically isolated, they understand the Hindu civilization that India developed along Indus. Ancient Chinese sentences were deciphered simply because they evolved into modern Chinese characters. However, the Harappan civilization developed a writing system that can not be deciphered because the civilization disappeared and no other civilization appeared.

The history of China is divided into ancient, medieval and modern. In ancient times, it was the era of the formation of Chinese civilization, in other words, China developed into a powerful centralized state, and the central element of Chinese culture developed during this period. These elements include Chinese writing system, Confucianism, professional civil servants 14, 16, 23 Confucianism is the most influential philosopher in China since ancient times. It is not a religion (see Religion), but it plays an equivalent role as it provides detailed guidance on how people should live. Confucianism focuses on the social order, assigns the level of the social class (including within the family) to each person, regulates the responsibilities of each level, and the rules of dialogue between the levels.