The Bureaucracy
During the Han Dynasty, the Chinese government adopted Confucianism as the official ideology (as opposed to the competing ideology of Taoism). Confucius believed that rule should be by a class of "scholars" who were able to pass an exam, which would be open to everybody.
It may have sounded good in theory, but in practice, the rich were able to basically cheat their way through the exam (which was extremely difficult), while the poor had a harder time passing it.
the bureaucracy dominated Chinese government, and these officials were appointed by the emperor.
Which century are we talking about? Basically warriers as oppose to soldiers. Think Chengiz Khan as oppose to roman batallion style warfare.
Chinese women was the organization
Yes, they were. The Ancient Chinese government realized that they were very important and made them the second main class.
Are you in Mr. Oliver's class? Haha
Over the years, the civil service examination system created a new wealthy class in China. This group was made up of scholar-officials. Strict rules set the scholar officials apart from society. At the same time, these scholar-officials began influencing Chinese thought and government well into modern times.
used their wealth to dominate the goverment of the republic.
The samurai is a traditional warrior class in Japanese culture, not in Chinese culture.
He changed their way of government, instead of having just giving jobs away according to your social class there was a merit system And for every job they had to list their talents and why they should have that job, he believed that education and respect were more important than the social class your in.
English-speaking,Western European,Protestant and middle-class in character.
They had many differences. One of their differences was how they spent their leisure time. They played board games. Go was for the higher class and Chinese Chess or XianQi was for the lower class. There was also Chinese Opera. Chinese Opera was for only higher class people because they could afford to go and watch.XianQi- another way of saying Chinese Chess.
Today, Chinese society is very laid down pat. Chinese believe in specific ways of life. Confucious taught that Chinese had to behave bu the laws given in his right honor to be.