You can't be serious. This is dangerously close to the argument that, "Hitler did some good things for the German people." Calling people "spoiled" because they don't want every single one of their human rights trampled over...smh. There is no sugarcoating it, Xi Jinping is a dictator.
Hitler gave hope to the Germans after the Weimar Republic failed utterly, the Great Depression wiped out pretty much all monetary reserves, and the Treaty of Versailles ensured the German people would be hostile towards Britain, France and America.
The Treaty forced the Weimar Republic into hyperinflation to pay off reparations, making the currency essentially worthless; Germans also weren't used to democracy at the time, so the Constitution was a mess too. From what I remember from high school, essentially the entire Weimar Republic could only exist because of America lending it money; when America's wealth vanished, and banks started demanding payments from Weimar Germany, the nation could no longer support itself and collapsed entirely, leading to the Great Depression.
Hitler gave hope to the Germans by pretty much ignoring the Treaty of Versailles, fixing the economy, getting rid of the unfamiliar democracy in favour of a more familiar form of government where one person (king or emperor) is the main ruler, and generally pulling the nation back together.
Sure, he did this by exploiting the Weimar Constitution (convincing President Hindenburg to make him his Chancellor, then using a fire to make the "emergency" clauses of the Constitution permanent, before scrapping the Constitution entirely) and giving the Germans a common enemy in the Jews leading to horrendous atrocities, and he wasn't a military genius either (he's the one that made the German army attack Russia while still dealing with Britain, leading to another War on Two Sides; he also weakened the forces around Normandy, among other blunders), but it's undeniable he did give the German people hope after their country utterly failed them.
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