What did farm life and city life have in common during the Han dynasty?

Artisans were highly valued in both environments.

Education was an important aspect of both environments.

Social mobility was a feature for citizens in both environments.

People living in poverty struggled to survive in both environments.

People living in poverty struggled to survive in both environments.

Explanation:

Han dynasty wa one of the dynasty that oversee China over the course of their development and migration from feudal to communist state. During the dynasty,life in the city and life in the country side was difficult for people generally but a little better for the peasant in the country side.

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