The Characteristics of Political Culture of the Qin People
Wang Shi-rong
Abstract
Wang Shi-rong
Abstract
The Qin culture was a subculture during the East Zhou Period. After Qin reunified China, the Qin culture became the dominant culture. Compared to the Zhou people, the Qin people′s political culture is a sort of legal government culture and utilitarian culture, which is characterized by the initiative and enterprising psychosis, the pragmatic and utilitarian value orientation, the political sense of upholding the legal government, and the rational consciousness of reforming the system. After Qin Dynasty was founded, its political culture was upgraded to a political system, which has had a far-reaching impact on the formation and development of China′s feudalism and the Chinese nationality.
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The Qin culture was a subculture during the East Zhou Period. After Qin reunified China, the Qin culture became the dominant culture. Compared to the Zhou people, the Qin people′s political culture is a sort of legal government culture and utilitarian culture, which is characterized by the initiative and enterprising psychosis, the pragmatic and utilitarian value orientation, the political sense of upholding the legal government, and the rational consciousness of reforming the system. After Qin Dynasty was founded, its political culture was upgraded to a political system, which has had a far-reaching impact on the formation and development of China′s feudalism and the Chinese nationality.
Key concepts: Feudalism, Political culture, Politics, China, Legal culture, Subculture (biology), Government (linguistics), Chinese culture