In fact, comparing the Ming Dynasty to the United States shows a lack of understanding of deeper issues.

First of all, the political struggle in the Ming Dynasty was not merely a conflict between two groups of scholars; the underlying logic was the struggle between the emperor and the scholars. The so-called eunuch faction was merely supporting the emperor, while entities like the Jinyiwei (Embroidered Uniform Guard), Dongchang (Eastern Depot), Xichang (Western Depot), and local salt supervisors were all part of the emperor's power. The downfall of Wei Zhongxian and his complete disgrace meant that the imperial authority was defeated by the scholars. The emperor to whom Wei Zhongxian was loyal, Ming Xizong Zhu Youjiao, lived only 22 years—normal?

The rivalry between the two parties in the United States seems intense, but unlike the political factions of the Ming Dynasty, it resembles a real-life version of American wrestling. There are many clues to this; for instance, Trump's rise to power resembles a voluntary concession from the Democratic Party, with neither side engaging in true hand-to-hand combat.

Is there really a deep-seated party system in the United States? We truly do not know.

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