Both of the philosophers you mentioned were somewhat secular in their philosophical theories. Confucius dealt with social structure and bringing stability to the Warring States Period of Chinese History by claiming that the stability of a nation and the Mandate of Heaven (the right to rule from ancestors) could be achieved by the stability of the 5 important relationships on an individual level:

• Father-Son
• Ruler-Subject
• Elder Brother-Younger Brother
• Husband-Wife
• Friend-Friend If one respects the natural order of these relationships and seeks to further develop them, they will have a fulfilling life. As for Socrates, he dealt with the scope of knowledge. We have no written records from him, but his pupil, Plato was inspired by Socrates work and developed Platonism, which sought to practice the separation the platonic mind from the material/bodily world in order to eternally separate from the material world through death, known as enlightenment. Platonic ideas are things like justice and beauty, which can be attributed and eternal but not specifically identifiable, but are able to be discussed because humans have brains that can just reach platonic ideas, but not grasp them (theoretically at death, if practiced in life). This was the goal of Platonists. Hope this analysis helps!

As for their impacts, Confucianism was embraced by the Han Dynasty and focused on family values. Confucius is often seen as more political, whereas Socrates greatly influenced the academic world.