Compared with China, the history of the United States is very short. What impact will this have on American museums?

First of all, we must make it clear that the strength of a country is not directly related to history, otherwise it will fall into a misunderstanding. Secondly, talk about the United States. Personally, I think that the reason why America is so strong has a lot to do with its short history. Because it is an immigrant country, the United States has directly transitioned from a backward primitive society to a capitalist society, which has greatly liberated the productive forces. Moreover, because it has not experienced such a long transitional period of feudal society (China experienced a feudal society in 2000), it has avoided many social problems or historical problems left over by feudal thoughts (for example, powerful countries such as Britain, France and Germany in Europe or Japan in Asia have experienced bourgeois revolution, but they have all left more or less feudal remnants and many social hidden dangers). PS: To put it bluntly, revolution is bloodshed! There will be war in the revolution), so it can be said that the United States can "go into battle lightly", which is a huge advantage. In addition, the United States is an immigrant country, so it can combine the advantages of all ethnic groups and has strong vitality and pioneering spirit, which is the driving force for the continuous development of the United States. It must also be mentioned that the United States hardly intervened in the two world wars that swept the world in the last century. And made a fortune by selling weapons to both warring parties. You may say that the United States also participated in World War II, but I tell you, the losses suffered by the United States are really insignificant. After all, there is no war, and we have our own land. By providing weapons, materials, food, etc. For other countries, the United States has made enough money, which is why the United States became the world factory and the world bank after the war. Needless to say, how powerful America is. Let's talk about China and India. Egypt, hehe, the four ancient civilizations are almost the same. Needless to say, China asked the government about its incompetence. Later, the weakness of the government of the Republic of China plunged us into a semi-colonial and semi-feudal society, followed by War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, the Civil War, the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, the Vietnam War, and Vietnam's self-defense counterattack ... Of course, this situation could not develop, but I want to emphasize that it was similar to Japan and South Korea in the 1960s. As for India, when it was still in feudal society, it was also a colony of the British Empire. Want to develop, too willing. In fact, Egypt was conquered by the Roman Empire as early as BC, so individuals are not qualified to be compared with China, and later they just became colonies of western powers. In fact, one of the four ancient civilizations, Babylon, was later buried because of soil desertification, but geographically, it is almost Iraq today. As for Iraq, needless to say. In a word, in the final analysis, the United States benefits from not having too many "historical problems", and several ancient civilizations were colonized, plundered and backward because they gradually fell behind the western world in modern times. Old capitalist countries such as Britain and France were surpassed by the new capitalist country, the United States, in modern times. Because I don't quite understand the intention of the landlord to list them, I won't comment much. These can be found quickly in world history. The above is my personal opinion. I wonder if it will help you. If you are interested, we can also discuss with each other. Welcome anytime, hehe.