When did the Japanese invade China?

Total invasion of China was: 1937- 1945, ***8 years.

Historically, the Japanese invaded China three times, namely:

Ming dynasty:

For the first time, there was no aggression. From 13 to 16, Japanese pirates were active in China's coastal areas for a long time, especially in the southeast coastal areas of 16. But most Japanese pirates are private pirate organizations, unofficial, not to mention Japan's invasion of China. Toyotomi Hideyoshi invaded Korea in the Ming Dynasty at the end of 16, which was a confrontation between the Chinese and Japanese armies.

Qing dynasty:

1868 After the Meiji Restoration, Japan's national strength grew rapidly. 1874 After the invasion of Taiwan Province Province, the Qing government lost 502,000 silver and withdrew its troops.

1894- 1895 flagrantly provoked the Sino-Japanese War to occupy Taiwan Province Province.

1900 participated in Eight-Nation Alliance's invasion of China. ?

Republic of China:

During World War I, he sent troops to occupy Jiaoji Bay, a German stronghold in Shandong.

1928, in the name of "protecting Japanese in Jinan", he sent troops to Shandong.

193 1 launched the September 18th incident, occupied the northeast, and then gradually occupied the neighboring Chahar and Jehol.

1932 launched the "December 28th Incident" and invaded Shanghai.

1937- 1945 fully invaded China.

Extended data:

14-16th century, Japanese pirates who invaded and plundered the coastal areas of China and North Korea mainly engaged in smuggling trade between China and Japan, and were generally called Japanese pirates. Modern capitalist powers invaded China, and Japan also played a major role. From July 1894 to June 1895, the Sino-Japanese Sino-Japanese War of 1895 plundered a large number of strategic resources such as books, cultural relics and silver from China, paving the way for further strengthening and launching the war of aggression against China.

193 1 year, the Japanese launched the "September 18th Incident" in the northeast and occupied three northeastern provinces of China. 1937 The July 7th Incident (Lugouqiao Incident) was the prelude of the Japanese invasion of China. Until June 5438+0945, Hirohito announced.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Japan's War of Aggression against China