What are the similarities and differences between the lives of the Hemudu people and the Banpo peopl

1. Banpo: (1) Agriculture: They have planted millet (China is one of the earliest countries to grow millet); They grow vegetables, raise domestic animals such as pigs and dogs, and hunt and fish.

2) Handicrafts: manufacturing "faience". (3) Living situation:

The house is a "semi-crypt house" (characteristic of northern houses). So they have lived a settled life. 2. Hemudu:

1) Agriculture: they have grown rice (our country was one of the first countries in the world to grow rice); Raising domestic animals such as pigs, dogs, and buffaloes. (2) Living situation:

The houses are "dry stilt houses" (characteristic of southern houses), so they have already lived a settled life, in short: the Banpo people and the Hemudu people are already in the agricultural era, and the main reason why they live a settled life is the development of their agricultural production. Banpo settlement and Hemudu settlement have commonalities and have their own characteristics.

The commonalities are: both are at roughly the same stage of development, belonging to the matrilineal clan stage; All of them are based on agricultural production as the main economic form, and there are also economic activities such as breeding, fishing and hunting, and gathering; The city built houses and lived a settled life; Polished stone and pottery are used and made. The differences are:

The geographical environment is different; The characteristics of building houses are different; Crops are different; The style of pottery making is different. Therefore, we often think that the Banpo settlement reflects the characteristics of agricultural civilization in the semi-arid region of northern China, and is the representative of the matriarchal clan culture in the Yellow River Basin. The Hemudu settlement reflects the characteristics of agricultural civilization in the humid areas of the south and is the representative of the matriarchal clan culture in the Yangtze River Basin. Questioner's evaluation of the answer:

1) Agriculture: they have grown millet (our country was one of the first countries to grow millet); They grow vegetables, raise domestic animals such as pigs and dogs, and hunt and fish. (2) Handicrafts:

Manufacture of "faience". (3) Living conditions: The house is a "semi-crypt house" (characteristic of northern houses).

So they have lived a settled life. 2. Hemudu: (1) Agriculture:

They have already grown rice (our country was one of the first countries in the world to grow rice); Raising domestic animals such as pigs, dogs, and buffaloes. (2) Living conditions: The houses are "dry stilt houses" (the characteristics of southern houses), so they have lived a settled life, in short:

The Banpo and Hemudu people are already in the agricultural era, and the main reason for their settled life is the development of their agricultural production. Banpo settlement and Hemudu settlement have commonalities and have their own characteristics. The commonalities are:

Both are at roughly the same stage of development, belonging to the matrilineal clan stage; All of them are based on agricultural production as the main economic form, and there are also economic activities such as breeding, fishing and hunting, and gathering; The city built houses and lived a settled life; Polished stone and pottery are used and made. The differences are: the geographical environment is different; The characteristics of building houses are different; Crops are different; The style of pottery making is different.

Therefore, we often think that the Banpo settlement reflects the characteristics of agricultural civilization in the semi-arid region of northern China, and is the representative of the matriarchal clan culture in the Yellow River Basin. The Hemudu settlement reflects the characteristics of agricultural civilization in the humid areas of the south and is the representative of the matriarchal clan culture in the Yangtze River Basin.

This is just an ancient civilization, and the inhabitants of today have long since integrated into today's society.

Similarities: Bai (1) is both engaged in agricultural production.

du2) all live a settled life.

DAO3) both use polished stone tools and back pottery.

Differences: (A1) The structure of the houses is different: Banpo is a semi-crypt house and Hemudu is a dry column house (2) The crops are different

Banpo is planted with millet and Hemudu mainly grows rice (3) The geographical location of the place is different: Banpo is located in the Yellow River basin, while Hemudu is located in the Yangtze River basin.

Similarities: Bai (1) is both engaged in agricultural production.

du2) all live a settled life.

3) Both use polished stoneware and pottery.

Differences: (1) The structure of the house is different: Banpo is a semi-crypt house and Hemudu is a dry column house.

2) Different crops are planted: Banpo is planted with millet and Hemudu is mainly planted with rice (3) The geographical location of the place is different: Banpo is located in the Yellow River basin and Hemudu is located in the Yangtze River basin.

1. The climate is differentThe people of Hemudu live in the Yangtze River basin with a warm climate and abundant rainfall.

The Banpo people live in the cold, arid Yellow River Basin.

2. Housing is different:The people of Hemudu live in the Yangtze River basin with dry stilt houses.

dry-bar building, ventilation and moisture-proof); The Banpo people live in semi-crypt houses (semi-crypt-style buildings, sheltered from the wind and cold).

In order for Banpo people to survive, the most basic thing is to have food. The way to do this is by hunting. Judging from the many stone or bone arrows excavated, they have made a common use of bows and arrows, as well as stone balls and stone spears.

It can be imagined that human beings invented bows, arrows and spears to extend their arm strength, initially only to meet the needs of survival, and later entered the class society, in order to fight for territory, in order to fight for power, bows, arrows and spears were used in war, used to destroy human beings themselves.

In the final analysis, it is the environmental difference between the Yellow River basin and the Yangtze River basin.

1. Most of the Banpo people live in semi-crypt houses, while the Hemudu people have built small thatched buildings similar to the "ganlan houses" of the Indochina Peninsula people.

2. The food of Banpo people is mainly millet and vegetables; The Hemudu people grow rice, including gourds, acorns, water chestnuts, dates, etc.

3. There are few bones of wild animals in the Banpo ruins, and the main ones are domestic animals; The ruins of Hemudu are wild animals.

4. The tools of the Banpo people are multilithic tools; The Hemudu people are mostly wooden and bone tools.

Hello. 1.Temperature: The living environment of Hemudu people is high, and the living environment of Banpo people is low.

2.Rainfall: The rainfall in the living environment of Hemudu people is large, and the rainfall in the living environment of Banpo people is small.

1. The form of the house is different: the house of the original inhabitants of Banpo is a semi-cave house, Hemudu.

The houses of the original inhabitants were dry-slab houses.

2. Different geographical environment: It is closely related to the geographical environment and economic development of the north and south. The dry-bar house is in the Yangtze River basin.

and the more popular form of living in the south, and the low-lying, rainy and humid natural environment in the south.

Relate. The climate in the north is dry and the temperature is low in winter, and the building of crypt-style houses is adapted to the climatic conditions of the north.

3. The climate is different: Banpo is located in the Yellow River Basin.

The climate is arid, so the use of semi-crypt type, warm in winter and cool in summer, Hemudu is in the Yangtze River Basin, the climate is humid, so the use of wooden pole railing, in order to prevent moisture.

Banpo people and Hemudu.

Both are representatives of the agricultural era in our country, and the two sides are different in terms of living areas, growing crops, and living houses. The Banpo people live in the Yellow River Valley.

The people of Hemudu Changdong live in the Yangtze River basin.

The Banpo people planted millet, and the Hemudu people planted rice; The Banpo people live in semi-crypt houses, and the Hemudu people live in ganlan-style houses.

Therefore, the answer is: Banpo people live in the Yellow River Basin, and Hemudu people live in the Yangtze River Basin; The Banpo people planted millet, and the Hemudu people planted rice; The Banpo people live in semi-crypt houses, and the Hemudu people live in ganlan-style houses.

1. The Banpo people grow millet, while the Hemudu people grow rice.

2. The original site of Banpo unearthed a stone pottery spinning wheel for twisting threads. Banpo residents used primitive looms, which were woven into linen cloth and made into clothes.

3. In terms of tools, Banpo people are more advanced than Hesupun Qimudu people. Polished stone, wood, and bone tools are commonly used.

4. Banpo people live in the Yellow River Basin. The Hemudu people live in the Yangtze River basin.

5. Banpo people fire painted pottery.

6. The Hemudu people live in low-lying areas and learn to dig wells.

7. The food variety of Banpo people is very rich. The people of Hemudu live in a dry-bar house and live a settled life.

The different natural conditions such as climate determine that the people in the same region of the tomb adopt different production and lifestyle. In addition, ancient humans in different regions lived in different historical periods and had different levels of evolution.

1. The crops and main foods planted by the two are different, the Banpo people grow millet, while the Hemudu people grow rice.

2. The two live in different areas, the Banpo people live in the Yellow River Basin, and the Hemudu people live in the Yangtze River Basin.

3. Banpo residents have a high pottery-making technology, can make painted pottery, and can weave, while Hemudu people can't.

4. The Banpo people have a rich variety of food, while the Hemudu people live in a dry slan-style house and live a settled life.

5. The use of tools is different, and the Banpo people are more advanced than the Hemudu people, and they generally use polished stone tools, wood tools, bone tools, etc.