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ChatGPT 说：
No — Chairman Mao Zedong was not “thankful” for Japan’s invasion of China.
Here’s the nuance:
Mao repeatedly condemned Japanese aggression.
He acknowledged the enormous suffering and devastation that the invasion caused to the Chinese people. Millions were killed, cities destroyed, and the country thrown into chaos.
He also pointed out its unintended consequences.
In some interviews and speeches (for example, his 1945 talk with American journalist Anna Louise Strong), Mao said that Japanese aggression “educated the Chinese people” and “forced them to unite and resist.”
His meaning was dialectical: the disaster created by Japan’s invasion indirectly accelerated the growth of the Chinese Communist Party and the revolutionary movement.
The “thankfulness” idea is a distortion.
Later, some retellings (often hostile or sensationalist) twisted Mao’s words into “Mao thanked Japan for invading China,” which misrepresents what he actually said.
He never expressed gratitude — he was analyzing historical cause and effect.
👉 In short: Mao viewed Japan’s invasion as a catastrophe but also as a turning point in China’s modern history. The “thankful” narrative is a misinterpretation or deliberate misquote.
Would you like me to pull up the exact original quotes from Mao (in both Chinese and English) so you can see the wording yourself?

GPT:
毛澤東在一些場合確實說過「要感謝日本帝國主義」，但這句話不是字面上的感激，而是一種帶諷刺與政治意圖的說法。其核心邏輯是：
1. 國共合作契機：日本侵華使得國民黨和共產黨不得不暫時合作，給了中共喘息和發展的空間。
2. 群眾動員：戰爭帶來的民族危機，使中共有機會以抗日為號召，迅速擴大群眾基礎。
3. 政權合法性：中共將自身塑造成民族解放的主力軍，戰後取得政治與軍事上的正當性。
4. 政治語境：毛的「感謝」其實是一種反諷：日本侵略雖是災難，卻意外成了共產黨壯大的「歷史條件」。
換言之，毛澤東並非真心「感謝」日本，而是利用這種說法凸顯歷史機遇與中共的崛起。
要不要我幫你整理成 事件時間軸，更清楚顯示這種「表面災難—實際助力」的矛盾？

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