In the Late Ming Dynasty, I Was Not a Dandy

Why did the Ming Dynasty say it would die? Was the Ming Dynasty destroyed by Wanli or Chongzhen? Was he killed by eunuchs or civil servants? Did he die in Donglin or the eunuchs? Will he die without money or without soldiers? Was he killed by "robbers" or by Jurchens? Did he die from a natural disaster or a man-made disaster? Did he die in the feudal government or in a wealthy family? Did he die from overseas silver or from domestic extra money? Did it die because of open society or because of government closure? Finally, was the fall of the Ming Dynasty "the fall of the country" or "the fall of the world"? In fact, no matter how hard we try, no matter how much we want to describe a period of history as a whole, the problems we can find will always be only some fragments in the long history, or even just fragments. There are a thousand Hamlets for a thousand readers. Perhaps we can experience something different from the perspective of some specific characters.