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自50年代以后，随着日本经济的恢复和发展，国防地位的逐渐提高，日本学者对于导发全面侵华战争的七七事变，多半采用避重就轻手法，强调在1937年，日本正为积极防苏，亟谋扩充军备，并不愿意对中国作战，消耗战力，芦沟桥事件是“偶发”事件，并非日本人的阴谋（日本历史科学协议会编《历史评论》，1977年第7期）。这种说法，旨在巧妙地要把发动战争的一部分责任转嫁给中国方面。应当承认，七七事变在时间上、范围上存在一定的偶
Since the 1950s, with the restoration and development of Japan’s economy and the gradual improvement of its national defense status, most scholars in Japan took the lead in avoiding the serious problems of the Seventy-Seven Incident that led to the All-China War. They emphasized that in 1937 Japan was actively guarding against the Soviet Union It is not a Japanese conspiracy (Japanese Historical Science Assembly, ed., “Historical Review”, 1977, No. 7, 1977). It is not a matter of Japanese conspiracy. Instead, it is not willing to expand its armaments and is not willing to fight China. . This is a statement that aims to subtly pass on part of the responsibility for starting the war to China. It should be admitted that there are certain occasions in the scope of the “Seventy-Seven Incident”