The establishment of the Xia Dynasty and the "Family World" Hundred Schools of Assistance Program
The Xia Dynasty was an important period in Chinese history, and its establishment marked China's entry into the era of "family under heaven". In this era, family and blood relations became the basic structure of society, and power was concentrated in the hands of the family. 
Yu, the founder of the Xia Dynasty, was a descendant of the Yellow Emperor, and he won the respect and trust of the people by controlling the floods. In his later years, Yu passed the throne to his son Qi. This event was seen as a sign of the establishment of the Xia Dynasty and also marked the beginning of the "family world". In the Xia Dynasty, the family became the basic unit of society, and the leader of the family was the leader of the state. This family-style style of governance makes power more centralized and easier to inherit. In the Xia Dynasty, the interests of the family became the interests of the state, and the honor of the family became the honor of the state. 
However, the "family world" approach to governance has also brought some problems. Fights and strife between families became commonplace, which brought instability and injustice to society. At the same time, the power of the family is often abused, and some family leaders abuse their power and oppress the people, making social injustice and inequality even more serious. Despite this, the "family world" style of rule still persisted for a long time in Chinese history. It was not until later that the founders of the Zhou Dynasty gradually broke the situation of "family under heaven" through institutional reforms such as the feudal system and the patriarchal system, making the management of the country more just and fair. In general, the establishment of the Xia Dynasty is interrelated with the "family world". The establishment of the Xia Dynasty marked the beginning of the "family world", and the way of ruling the "family world" also brought many problems to the Xia Dynasty. However, this style of rule still had an important influence in Chinese history, and it was not gradually broken until after the establishment of the Zhou Dynasty. 