阵营 (zhèn yíng): group of people; camp; faction; sides in a dispute

At this debate competition, the two major camps—those in favor and those against—refused to give in to each other, and the atmosphere on site was extremely tense.

At the company's strategy meeting, the camp advocating expansion and the camp advocating caution argued for several hours and ultimately failed to reach a consensus.

As the election date approaches, both political camps are stepping up their canvassing, and their campaign posters can be seen everywhere on the streets.

On this issue, the academic community has split into two camps: one side believes that artificial intelligence will replace human jobs, while the other believes it will create more new professions.

Among the fan camps, although the supporters of the home team and the visiting team sat together, their cheers rose one after another, neither giving way to the other.