Abe Nijuusan, judging by his age, was most likely the great-grandfather of Shinzo Abe.
"Do you happen to have a son named Abe Kan?" Wang Diren asked tentatively in Japanese. He was fluent in the language; whenever Americans in the U.S. accused the Chinese of being uncivilized, he would rattle off a stream of Japanese just to annoy them, finding it endlessly amusing.
"How could you possibly know that?" Abe Nijuusan blurted out. He immediately covered his mouth, wishing he could deny it, but it was too late.
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