The so-called "slave society" and "feudal society" are all Marx's theories, which are only applicable to a few countries in Western Europe and not to other countries in the world. Using this theory to describe the history of China is tantamount to cutting the foot and fitting the shoe.

There is no slave society in our country.

The historical evolution of China is roughly as follows:

1, in ancient times:

During the period of ignorance, the civilization was underdeveloped, the Emperor Yan declined, and the princes could not be controlled. The princes invaded each other and there was no peace for a while. Later, the rise of the Yellow Emperor wiped out the tyrannical princes headed by Chiyou, and the world was at peace and began to build civilization. The Yellow Emperor invented various systems such as clothes, calendars, writing, weights and measures, and was called "the ancestor of civilization" by later generations. After the death of the Yellow Emperor, Sun Tzu succeeded to the throne and civilization continued. Later, the demise of Yao and Shun changed the system of father-son inheritance.

2. Three generations: Dayu passed on his son and established the Xia Dynasty. Xia Dynasty, Shang Dynasty and Western Zhou Dynasty are all loose federalism, collectively referred to as three generations. In ancient times, this system was called "feudalism".

3. Spring and Autumn Period and Warring States Period: The feudal system succeeded to the throne, and morality gave way to intelligence. People's lives are particularly miserable. But this is also the period when China thought broke out. There may have been before, but it's useless to leave any records.

4. Qin. Qin is a critical period. There is looseness in the front and concentration in the back. Any place in the world belongs to the emperor alone, and he listens to the arrangement of the emperor, instead of giving ministers a place for hereditary management as before. Qin treats people as machines, which is inhuman.

5. Han-Chen Han dynasty inherited the system of Qin dynasty, but it was much more merciful. Since the Han Dynasty, filial piety has ruled the world. At that time, there was no distinction between civil and military affairs. The prime minister could lead troops to fight and the general could run the country.

6. Sui-Song. It is characterized by the separation of civil and military officials. The Tang Dynasty perished because of the arrogance of military attache, and the Song Dynasty perished because of the restriction of military attache.

7 yuan. China's first national subjugation. As the third and fourth class, servility began to appear.

8. Ming. Restore China. China has developed rapidly in science, technology, culture and economy, and is called the center of the world. It greatly promoted the Renaissance in Europe. And because of the introduction of corn and sweet potato from America. Even if there is a famine, people will not starve to death in large numbers. The population of China reached an unprecedented 200 million in the late Ming Dynasty.

9. Qing. China's second national subjugation. Most of China's civilization was destroyed. Europe entered the industrial revolution and ruled the world.

10, Republic of China. Although the Republic of China overthrew the Qing Dynasty, it did nothing to restore China. Until now, China still lags behind European and American countries.