Short Answer: No.
Medium Answer: No, Mao was a two-bit player until after WWI anyway, and no POD is going to have the Chinese launching an offensive war against the USA.
Long Answer: Assuming we manage to find a POD in the last decade of the 19th century or first decade of the 20th that either allows the Qing some breathing room to reform or allows a real Republic to come to power, there's still no reason for China to go halfway across the Pacific to attack the world's premier naval power (which happens to be allied to the other premier naval power as well). There are three reasons for this:
1. They don't need to import EVERYTHING the way Japan did. There's plenty of coal/iron/most every other resource except oil, and they can buy oil off the Russians, or the Dutch, or the Americans. There is also the possibility that they'll find Daqing early due to the lack of a civil war and some real economic development after 1910.
2. Related to that, there is almost no way that the Chinese government is going to take that odd militarist turn that Japan's did after 1920. Simply put, the Japanese constitution at the time was based on the Prussian and was predisposed towards having real authority vested in the military. Anything China was likely to arrive at, be it a Qing constitutional monarchy or a Republic, would likely have been based on the UK or the US.
3. Lastly, the same thinking that applied to China today would have applied then as well; a war is the last thing they need, as it will screw with their rapidly expanding economy.