Primitive Society: Starting from the Matrilineal Clan

There is not much problem with the author's writing style, but the focus and excitement of the original article are farming, developing civilization, and fighting against heaven and nature. The author's focus is indeed on fighting against people. I can only say that the author's writing method should be used to write about the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. Food was a problem for primitive tribes, and it was a problem for tribes to eat enough. Also, the sense of crisis is too strong. The tribe has been on the edge of the cliff, using so many technologies without describing their effects at all, and they have been using their strength on others. . . . . . There are so many questions that I don't want to type anymore. . .

First, if you are talking about hyenas in Africa living in groups, but the ones in Shaolin China are called Cailang, and they are not social animals. They are even less likely to attack people, and finally steal the butts of poultry. There is too much space to talk about water, but if you live by the river, isn't the water cold enough to drink, and can't you irrigate the ground? Third, after reading for so long, I don't know who this tribe is, such as the clan leader, priest, hunting captain, how many tribesmen there are, etc. I feel that the writing is too confusing, and I don't know much about primitive society. The appearance of pottery in primitive society was at least slash and burn, and they still relied on gathering and so on.

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