Which of the following does not belong to the change of China clan? ()

The following changes that do not belong to the clan in China are as follows: the rural clan organizations moved to the cities.

In the history of China, the clan system has always been an important form of social organization. Clan refers to a family group linked by the same ancestor and related by blood. Clan system includes family organization structure, power inheritance, family norms and mutual assistance and cooperation.

The Changing Trend of Clans in China

1. Weakening of consanguinity: The traditional clan system attaches great importance to consanguinity, emphasizing the same ancestry and family consanguinity. However, with urbanization, population migration and changes in modern family structure, the importance of consanguinity has gradually weakened. Many people pay more attention to individual independence and personal choice, rather than relying solely on blood relationship to determine social relations and identity.

2. Weakening of family power: In the traditional clan system, family elders usually play the role of important decision makers and authoritative figures. However, in modern society, family power is gradually weakening, and individuals and families rely more on external institutions such as law, government and market to solve problems and safeguard rights and interests.

3. Diversity of kinship and social relations: in the traditional clan system, kinship is the core of social relations. But in modern society, the diversity of social relations makes people have more choices and possibilities, including friendship, professional relations, social groups and so on. Although kinship is important, it is no longer the only social bond.