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Ancient and modern civilizations are similar in that they both have a division of labor, social classes, an administrative system, a written language, architecture and art styles and large population centers, such as cities and towns.
It is difficult to be sure about China’s early ancient history. Most historians agree that civilization occurred sometime around 2000 BCE around the Yellow River. China was home to one of the four early civilizations found around the world. However, China is different from the other civilizations. The culture that developed in Ancient China became the nation of China that exists today. There have been changes along the way, but the same culture has continued. The other three civilizations have faded away or been completely overtaken by new people. For this reason, people say China is the oldest continuous civilization in the world.
I think that these civilizations were more alike than they were different; its just that they are just on different timelines. Listing out the similarities first, Chinese and Indian cultures are the most ancient living cultures in the world and both of them are more family-oriented as compared to western societies. Social functioning is also starkly equivalent in regards to education, where both countries place extremely high priority to their student’s seriously investing time in schools, colleges and universities. Attitudes toward teachers, education and child upbringing are the same. Philosophical and religious ideas match with each other. Beliefs in traditional medicine have been shared. Music is based on pentatonic scales in both countries.
