Zhao Hanzhang didn't expect them to have this understanding and couldn't help but raise an eyebrow. In reality, they weren't wrong in what they said.
But just because it is reality doesn't mean it's right. The founding emperor of the Han Zhao dynasty, Liu Yuan, clearly realized this, so he hoped that the Xiongnu and Han people could become like a family.
Liu Yuan is a Xiongnu, but he grew up with Han culture and was held as a hostage in Luoyang during his youth. His proficiency in Han culture matched that of a Jin person, so he highly revered Han governance.
Zhao Hanzhang believed that the reason he established the country's name as Han was not only because he considered himself a descendant of the Han dynasty, inheriting the Shu Han's rule legitimately (though it was an excuse), but also because of the education he received from childhood.
Now that he has just founded the nation, what he advocates is governing the barbarian through Han methods.
