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Here’s a simple explanation:
Right-wing: Imagine a group of people who believe in traditional values, like following old customs and preserving cultural identity. They also think that businesses should mostly be left alone by the government, and people should have more freedom to make their own money.
Left-wing: Now picture another group that cares a lot about making sure everyone has the same opportunities and access to basic needs like healthcare and education. They think the government should step in to help make this happen, even if it means more rules and regulations for businesses.
So, the main difference is that right-wing folks focus more on tradition and letting people do their own thing, while left-wing folks focus more on fairness and think the government should do more to help everyone.