China! The Best Country A Girl Could ask For!

Caoimhe Lavin, Domonique Challenger ,Jordan

Duggan ,Minah Acloque

Information About Our Wonderful Country.

It carries Seven warring states that were once part of an earlier empire.

Though its militaristic and has strict legalism, China is more of a fair country.

Great agriculture of rice, barley, and wheat plus cattle = food source= population= growth=recruits= strong military=protection

Our roads, written language, and measurements were adjusted so that no matter what states we reside in we will be able to easily keep track and understand.

Social Awesomeness

In China the Emperor carries the highest social standing much like other civilizations. Bureaucrats were next they held the second highest standing. Entitled to attend the academy the school for specific occupations. Landed class also known as landlords were feared by the Emperor because they held the ability to build a personal army and take over the empire. Presents made up most of the population and was highly regarded due to most of them being farmers and supplying the country with food. But sadly most of them are still quite poor because land owners refused to pay taxes, but that’s a small price to pay for living in our beautiful country. Last are the merchants though they are very productive they are considered disgraceful and less honorable. So if you’re a merchant keep it under wraps and don’t tell anyone.

Religious Information

Buddhism traveled to China from India by traders. After the collapse of the Han Dynasty the Sui Dynasty came. It was a long line of Instability>Buddhism>Unification. Many felt that the religion was a savior. In the very beginning the new religion had very little state support but gradually it came through and is now one of the most religious traditions of China. Another religion would be Confucianism created by a man named Confucius( Kong Fuzie) Created to help calm the disorder in China after the fall of Han Dynasty.

Family Life

Peasants carried out a nuclear family with 2 to 3 generations in a home.

Wealthier families could afford housing for such families.

Men were in charge of everything except for domesticated actions.

Women were not allowed to think for themselves. When the women is young the father is in charge, when she’s married the husband takes over and if the husband dies then her sons take over. But once again a small price for order and happiness.