Who are the three Japanese who have the greatest influence on China?

Emperor Meiji Mu Ren: a man who promoted the rapid development of Japanese capitalism and embarked on the road of militarism and imperialism;

Ito Bowen: The hero who made Japan step into a modern country and become one of the modern world powers, and the planner of the Sino-Japanese War of 1894-1895;

Hideki Tojo: the chief culprit in launching the all-out war of aggression against China and the Pacific War, and a Class-A war criminal in World War II.

The above three people did contribute to Japan, but this contribution was at the expense of the fundamental interests of neighboring countries, especially in modern China.