卢沟桥事变爆发后,日本政府决定向华北增兵,扩大侵略战争。这种形势迫使国民党政府在一定程度上改变对日本的态度。1937年7月17日,蒋介石在庐山发表谈话,提出解决事变的最低限度条件,表示了中国政府的抗战决心。但在日本政府所谓“不扩大方针”和“就地解决”的烟幕影响下,中国政府仍希望能够把卢沟桥事变作为“局部事 After the Lugouqiao Incident broke out, the Japanese government decided to send more troops to North China and expand the war of aggression. This situation forced the Kuomintang government to change its attitude towards Japan to some extent. On July 17, 1937, Chiang Kai-shek made a statement in Lushan that proposed the minimum conditions for resolving the incident and expressed the determination of the Chinese government in its war of resistance. However, under the smokescreen of the Japanese government’s so-called ”non-expansion of policy“ and ”solution in place,“ the Chinese government still hopes to regard the Lugouqiao Incident as a ”partial matter