Was Japan s invasion of China a success from many angles?

They were really stronger than China at that time, and they came to our land to spread wilderness, and of course we lost a lot, and they succeeded economically, but they created a reputation for aggression that has not been changed for thousands of years, and I don't think their aggression was successful...

Succeed. Japan received a lot of much-needed resources, such as coal, and a lot of labor (a large number of Chinese were transported to Japan as slaves).

The Japanese troops pinned down in China were only hundreds of thousands, and they were basically second-line troops. (excluding the Kwantung Army, which confronted the Soviet army in the northeast).

The only failure lies in Japan's vain attempt to dominate China, which has seriously affected the interests of Britain and the United States and other countries in China.

Calculate! (though very reluctantly) don't say anything, if the United States doesn't drop the atomic bomb. Alas.

If you count from the First Sino-Japanese War, they are certainly a good deal. How much reparations were taken from us, how many resources were plundered from us. You know, Japan is a poor country. It's not to rob us, where did it come from the primitive accumulation, will it be today's economic powerhouse?

They certainly think it is successful.

1) The September 18 Incident on September 18, 1931 was the first step in Japan's invasion of China. The Kuomintang's policy of non-resistance made it easy for Japan to occupy Northeast China in January 1932 and establish a puppet "Manchukuo" in Northeast China to exercise military occupation and colonial rule.

2) In order to divert the attention of the international community from Japan's occupation of northeast China, and at the same time obtain the base point of occupying Chinese mainland. On January 28, 1932, the Japanese launched an attack in Zhabei, Shanghai, and the 19th Route Army resisted despite the orders of the authorities, but was ultimately defeated. China and Japan signed the Shanghai Armistice Agreement on May 5, allowing the Japanese invading forces to be stationed in Shanghai.

3) After Japan invaded Northeast China, it began to invade North China. In January 1932, the Japanese army invaded Shanhaiguan. In February, it invaded Rehe.

By May, the Japanese army had taken control of the mouths of the Great Wall and eastern Hebei, and Pingjin was in danger. China and Japan negotiated peace and signed the Tanggu Agreement, recognizing the legitimacy of Japan's invasion and occupation of the three eastern provinces and Rehe.

4) In May 1935, Na and Japan broke the "Tanggu Agreement" and put forward an unreasonable demand to the Kuomintang for the right to rule North China. In June, the Qin-Tu Agreement was signed, and most of China's sovereignty over the two provinces was lost. In July, the "He-Mei Agreement" was reached, which not only slowly opened the door to North China and promised to cancel anti-Japanese activities, but also planned the autonomy of the five provinces in North China (Hebei, Shandong, Shanxi, Chahar, and Suiyuan), and the North China Incident brought the North China crisis to a climax.

The most popular answer: In the modern period, due to the corruption of the imperial court, the long-term isolation of the country, the arrogance of the people, and the gap opened by opium. At that time, the Japanese were all training children from an early age to become belligerent, sacrificing everything for their "emperor".

Those who are not afraid of death, Japan's foolish and loyal youth.

Personally, I believe that there are no more than three reasons why Japan's aggression against China has succeeded step by step.

First, it took advantage of the ignorance of the Chinese at that time.

2. Advanced military equipment

3. Ideological dominance of Japanese youth's "pyramid schemes".

Because Japan was strong at that time, China was weak. It's like 3 wolves facing 30 sheep, there are many sheep, but they can't beat the wolves.

Because the military is very strong, and the science and technology are also very developed, you must know that the world's first aircraft carrier was launched in Japan. At that time, China was still farming with a hoe.

Because Japan is influenced by the West, believes that it rejuvenates the country through science and education, attaches importance to education, and has a high quality of the whole people and a high overall social quality, it is comprehensively stronger than China in science and technology, economy, and military.

However, China's rulers advocate thousands of years of power and scheming to govern the country, and do not pay attention to the education of the whole people, and it is better for the common people to understand that the less the better, and it is easy to rule what the rulers say. In the face of foreign enemies, however, there is no unity, and the military power that gathers the strength of the whole country has become an instrument of individual power, and disunity will definitely lead to defeat.

China's loss to Japan was not a loss in one city or one pool, but a loss in the consciousness of the whole people. China also needs the "Meiji Restoration" and follow the right path of modernization. in order to become a real power.

The purpose was to turn China into Japan, to plunder China's resources, and to kill it, burn it, and rob it all, and then immigrate from Japan, and turn China into Japanese territory.

It will not kill them all, but will only prop up a puppet regime and turn China into a colony.

1. According to the mainland policy, Japan decided to occupy Taiwan first, then Korea, and then Northeast China. In 1872, Japan began to invade China's Ryukyu Islands, and in 1874 occupied the island of Taiwan, which China redeemed for 500,000 taels.

The First Sino-Japanese War deepened the nature of China's semi-colonial and semi-feudal society. After that, the three countries intervened to return Liao. Carry out capital export and participate in the carve-up of China.

Participated in the Eight-Nation Alliance's War of Aggression against China.

The Russo-Japanese War led to Japan's military superiority in Northeast Asia and the right to station troops in Korea and Northeast China.

5. During World War I, Germany seized Germany's rights and interests in Shandong, China, and signed 21 Articles in an attempt to legalize them. After the Washington Treaty, the United States intervened, opened the door and failed to dominate China.

6. During World War II to 1937, it invaded China in an all-round way. It occupied vast lands in Northern, Central, and South China, fostered puppet regimes, carried out enslavement education, used China to control China, fed war with war, and waged wars against humanitarianism. It surrendered on August 15, 1945, signed the instrument of surrender on September 2, and recovered Taiwan on October 25.

Sino-Japanese First Sino-Japanese War, Eight-Nation Allied War of Aggression against China, 918 Incident, 77 Incident, All-out War of Aggression against China.

Aggression is diverse, there is war aggression, commercial aggression and political aggression, and even cultural aggression.

There may be many answers, such as getting rid of the economic crisis, militarism, the ambition to dominate the world, and even a long analysis.

This is a question that history books will not tell you, and there is no answer, so you can only rely on your own thinking to judge.

As long as you confirm in your heart: the road is simple.

I believe that the root cause was the sense of distress of the Japanese nation, and the Great Kanto Congress in 1923 was the trigger.

Japan itself is narrow and in the most active zone, and the people are always worried about the sinking of Japan, and it still is. See the movie "Japan Sinks".

After the Great Kwantung Dynasty, the Japanese emperor, cabinet, and experts agreed that its territory should be expanded, and the excellent Yamato nation should have a broader living space!

So, the war with the real purpose of expanding the territory began.

Japan is a very united and intelligent nation, and the reason for a country to start a foreign war will never be a nonsensical concept, and there must be a convincing reason.

It lies in economic interests, transfers domestic contradictions, and plunders social resources.

Money, it's the root of everything in the world. Japan is trading human lives for money.