Question

What were the CONSUCIAN attitudes towards farmers merchants in hen China

Farmers were a little respected because they worked a Louis job. Merchants were highly respected for travel
Farmers were highly respected for production of basic goods. Merchants were little respected, because they did not produce goods.
Farmers were respected for low, social status. Merchants were a little respected, because they did not produce goods.
Farmers were highly respected for production of basic goods. Merchants were highly respected for wealth.

Answer 1

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Farmers were highly respected in ancient China for their role in producing basic goods, such as food and other essential items. They were seen as contributing to the overall well-being and stability of the society. On the other hand, merchants were generally less respected because they did not directly produce goods but instead engaged in trade and commerce. However, wealth and success in business could earn some level of respect for merchants, as they were able to accumulate wealth through their transactions.