A Asian history paper, 1000 words need help!

We have learned that Chinese society in the Late imperial period (Song to Qing dynasties) was highly commercialized. At the same time, traditional Confucian social ethics that disdained merchant activity and upheld government service as the only respectable profession were also maintained. Based on your class readings in late imperial sources, to what extent was society in the late imperial period shaped by Confucian ethics, and to what extent by a commercial attitude? Was it ever possible for Confucian and commercial views to overlap? Suggested sources (Note: you may use any or all of these sources, and you are welcome to use any other documents from the Sourcebook that you find relevant): “Attractions of the Capital,” “On Farming,” “A Scholar-Painter’s Diary,” “The Mutual Responsibility System, “Village Ordinances,” “The Dragon Boat Race” “Commercial Activities” “What the Weaver Said,” “Tenants,” “Shi Jin the Nine-Dragoned,” “Family Instructions,” “Permanent Property,”“Lan Dingyuan’s Casebook,” “Village Organization,” “Genealogy Rules.”