What is the unitary system and what is the composite system?

A unitary state refers to a unified sovereign state composed of several general administrative regional units that do not enjoy independent sovereignty. According to the difference of power distribution between central and local governments, it can be further subdivided into centralization and decentralization.

A mixed country refers to a national alliance composed of more than two countries. According to the degree of union, it is divided into federation and confederacy. Federalism refers to a unified country composed of more than two states or states. Confederacy refers to a national alliance formed by two or more independent countries for a specific purpose. Both unitary system and federalism are a form of state structure. Of course, the Federation is the representative of the United States, and the Confederation is like the Soviet Union before the disintegration.