Small things relate to the family, while significant ones concern the nation.
The principles of governing a country and running a family are actually interconnected.
Using national governance methods for family affairs might not be ideal, yet it is undoubtedly a very useful approach.
He set the Zhou Clan's Deacon Elders as seven, each dealing with different aspects of affairs, thus clarifying responsibilities and enhancing efficiency. The benefits of this system are obvious to any intelligent person.
Under this mechanism, the one who truly suffers the most is the Clan Leader of the family.
Previously, in the Zhou Family, the Clan Leader could decide everything big or small single-handedly; for various affairs, whoever the Clan Leader wanted to assign could be appointed, as long as they held the title of an Elder.
But now, it is a situation where the Seven Elders and the Clan Leader govern the family together.
