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Ancient Chinese society was based on a strict social l hierarchy

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Questions about everyday life in ancient china

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Tea has been drunk in china for more than 2000 years. Tea drinking was used as a medicine. During the Tang Dynasty, it became more of a social traditions. it was used as a way of relaxing and socializing.

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Ancient Chinese society was based on a strict social hierarchy. this social structure reinforced by the ideas of Confucius, who taught that a society could not be successful without a strict social order. People in each social group knew what was expected form them and how to respect one another.

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Food in ancient china often consisted of rice, miller and sorghum. Meat was only eaten on special occasions. Chicken was eaten first then pork and later was beef and mutton. All meats where expensive and where mainly eaten by the wealthy. Some diets where influenced by religion, such as if you followed Buddhism, you couldn't eat meat. this picture are noodles that where discovered in the Yangtze River. they are 4000 years old.

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the martial art called Wushu or Kung fu began in ancient china and at first it was a type of self defense practiced and mastered by it's solders. It has played  a big part of china's history and it is taught to many people across the world to this day

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Everyday life in china differed from where you where on the social hierarchy. For some the days where easy, but for the others it was a struggle getting through everyday life