The Patriarchal System

It is now implied that women are forced to rely on men at home today. It is obvious that the history of women as a male asset still exists, but the difference is that it is now implicit. Martin (1981) pointed out that women grew to depend on men naturally and tended to have greater power to men, and women have this expectation when entering relationships. However, since patriarchalism is part of a larger social background of gender inequality, it is a further struggle to ensure that women are not conquered by men.

The big problem of contemporary scholars against ancient Confucianism is that they are inferior to women in history. First, Confucianism began very, very patriarchal institution. The patriarchal means that men have authority, have a dominant position and reputation. In this patriarchal system, the father is the best for his wife and children. Since Confucianism has defined most of Chinese history, Chinese history, and Chinese history

Traditional Chinese religion in the early 20th century had patriarchal - feudalism. Based on the genealogy of politics and society, the patriarchy of China has passed for a long time. In feudal China, patriarchal feudalism became a mainstream ideological and political pillar. At the political and institutional level, it helps to ensure 'sacred power' of feudal rule. At the moral and cultural level, it helps protect rituals and customs in social relations. John Kingfelbank believes that the continuity of this system and culture can create a strong inertia that follows established rules. Max Weber expressed China as "patriarchal-based country", Confucianism as "religious religious", Chinese as "not yet drunk". He believes that the religion in China is basically the real world. Liang Shumin thinks that "society is organized in a patriarchal way, morality will replace religion" in China.