Ishihara Naka was also quite familiar with history, but he despised the crimes committed by the Japanese army in Huaxia back then.
His great-grandfather was a staunch anti-war advocate at the time.
The old man, skilled in medical arts, refused to serve the military and strictly ordered his disciples not to aid the Japanese army invading Huaxia.
Because of this, his great-grandfather angrily resigned from his position as an Imperial Physician and left the palace.
Ishihara Naka's great-grandfather always admired Huaxia's civilization, wrote beautiful calligraphy, enjoyed ancient Huaxia music, and even claimed to be a descendant of the Tang people—Ishihara Naka didn't know if his ancestors truly came from Huaxia, but his great-grandfather's thoughts still influenced him.
It's not that he was directly influenced, but his great-grandfather's thoughts influenced his grandfather, which in turn influenced his father, and ultimately him.
