In the War of Resistance Against Japan, the reason why China could win was that Japan invaded China, but they seemed to ignore a very important premise - China's strength. Although Japan performed well in the previous wars, the situation changed after the all-out war of resistance. To occupy China,
Japan needs to fight on a long front from north to south. This huge territory has become an insurmountable obstacle for Japan. China has a large population and has a constant replenishment of troops during the war. Although the ** is heavy, the soldiers are quickly replenished after each battle.
As a result, the number of squadrons is increasing, while Japan does not have excellent soldiers to replenish, and the actual combat consumption is far greater than that of China. In addition, Japan lacked a detailed battle plan, and the war plan was not fully agreed. Japan can only take one step at a time and constantly disperse its forces
Eventually, it is slowly consumed. This circumstance led to an unfavorable situation in the war. In my opinion, Japan had a reason to lose the War of Resistance Against Japan. China's stubborn resistance, the firm will of the people, and its strategic superiority finally allowed China to win the War of Resistance Against Japan.
This historical event also teaches us that any aggressor will ultimately fail.