Taking the changes of British families after the industrial revolution as the theme, highlighting the changes of the industrial revolution and combining personal feelings.

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In the traditional agricultural society before the industrial revolution, due to the appearance of metal tools and the development of primitive agriculture and animal husbandry, men engaged in agriculture, animal husbandry and pottery making, becoming the main providers of means of subsistence, while women were excluded from the main production departments and engaged in auxiliary labor and housework.

Men's ability to create wealth is enhanced and their status is improved, which naturally leads to the requirement of managing the family, and children inherit their father's blood, property and power. At the same time, with the high differentiation of gender roles in productive labor, women are subject to strict personal isolation, and their activities are limited to the family, thus relying on men and subordinate to the family.

Since women quit the social stage and entered the family circle, they have always regarded the family as their only pillar of survival and core of life, so the status and role of the family has become the basis of women's family concept. In other words, once women are economically independent and no longer subordinate to the family, women's family concept will inevitably change.

So the first thing I want to say here is that the industrial revolution brought women from their families into society, gave them economic independence and shook their traditional family concept foundation. This is the background and realistic basis for the change of women's family concept.

The industrial bourgeoisie has gradually become the leading part of the bourgeoisie. In Britain, the history of the industrial proletariat began with the invention of the steam engine and cotton processing machine in the second half of18th century. By the 1920s, there were 2 million factory workers and transport workers in Britain. The proletariat has also been formally formed.

In order to gain profits, the bourgeoisie, which has mastered the means of production, ruthlessly exploited the proletariat, especially the cruel oppression of child workers and female workers, which became a common phenomenon in the early days of the factory. Therefore, as soon as the proletariat appeared, its struggle against the bourgeoisie began. In addition, the industrial revolution also promoted the rise of modern cities.