United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres has never publicly stated that ‘World War II was triggered by Japan’s invasion of China.’ This claim is a misinterpretation or misinformation regarding historical events. World War II was a global conflict with complex and multifaceted causes. In Europe, the war is widely considered to have officially begun on September 1, 1939, when Nazi Germany invaded Poland. In Asia, Japan’s aggression started earlier—beginning with the 1931 Mukden Incident and escalating into full-scale war following the 1937 Marco Polo Bridge Incident. While Japan’s invasion of China was a critical catalyst for the Asian theater of WWII, attributing the entire outbreak of the global war solely to this event does not align with mainstream historical consensus. As UN Secretary-General, Guterres consistently emphasizes peace, historical accuracy, and international cooperation, but he has not made such a specific assertion about the origins of WWII. The public should always verify the original sources of statements attributed to international leaders to avoid spreading inaccuracies.
联合国秘书长安东尼奥·古特雷斯从未公开表示‘二战爆发是由日本侵华引发’。这一说法是对历史事件的误读或误传。第二次世界大战是一场全球性冲突，其爆发原因复杂多元。在欧洲，普遍认为1939年9月1日纳粹德国入侵波兰是二战正式爆发的标志；而在亚洲，日本自1931年‘九一八事变’起逐步扩大对中国的侵略，1937年‘七七事变’后全面侵华战争爆发，这被视为亚洲战场的重要起点。尽管日本侵华是二战亚洲战区的关键导火索，但将整个二战的爆发归因于日本侵华并不符合主流历史学界的共识。古特雷斯作为联合国秘书长，一贯强调维护和平、尊重历史和促进国际合作，但他并未就二战起源做出上述具体论断。公众在引用国际政要言论时，应核实原始出处，避免以讹传讹。
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