The old man claimed to be the son of Puyi and Wanrong. Why did he show up?

This is a sentence in "Returning to the Mountain" by Aisingiorro Fu Lin, the third emperor of the Qing Dynasty.

Fu Lin is more willing to be a poet in pain than to be rich.

Is it really so painful to be born in an imperial family? All this was verified by Pu Yi, the last emperor of the Qing Dynasty.

0 1 Beautiful scenery of the Forbidden City

When Puyi was two years old, she was established as the Crown Prince by Cixi and raised in the Forbidden City. Her grandmother fainted on the spot because of grief. She knew that once she entered the palace, her grandson Puyi was destined to experience a bumpy life.

Puyi inherited the great unification at the age of three, but he abdicated after only three years as emperor. During the Republic of China, Puyi was given preferential treatment and was able to continue living in the Forbidden City, when Puyi was only six years old.

Later, Puyi lived in the Forbidden City for 12 years, which was the happiest time in Puyi's life.

1 92265438+February1,Puyi 16 years old, ushered in a big day. He married two daughters-in-law, namely "Wanrong" and "Wenxiu concubine".

Wanrong, as a good family, is undoubtedly fashionable. In Puyi's eyes, Wanrong is gentle and affectionate. She plays with Puyi in the palace every day, and her graceful erudition makes Puyi regard her as a confidant.

In the palace, Wanrong brought many new things to Puyi, including Puyi's favorite bike. In order to ride a bike, Puyi pulled down the threshold of the palace regardless of everyone's opposition.

Wan Rong also bought a camera. At that time, the camera was called "the soul-grabbing machine", and Puyi didn't care. Wanrong often takes photos together in the imperial garden.

Puyi also hired an English teacher to teach Wanrong English. Wanrong writes to Puyi in English almost every day. Wanrong used "Elizabeth" as her signature in the letter, which was the English name given to her by Puyi, and Wanrong liked it very much.

The bitterness of Tianjin Jingyuan

Unfortunately, the good times did not last long. 1924, Feng Yuxiang set up a cannon on Shijingshan and drove the Puyi family out of the Forbidden City.

Helpless, the Puyi family moved to Tianjin Jingyuan to live. Here is a headache for Puyi, that is, one concubine after another in his family. Wanrong comes from an educated family and always likes to buy some brand-name bags, cosmetics, clothes and so on. She spends money without blinking an eye, and Puyi pays the bill in the back.

And princess embroidery is not a fuel-efficient lamp. She should have whatever she wants to buy. Puyi called it "bidding".

In life, Wanrong often runs on Wenxiu, and Wenxiu is also very stubborn. Naturally, it is necessary to dig Wanrong in turn. The two often point fingers at Mai Mang, trying to compete for a high or low level, so that Puyi is at a loss.

In Jingyuan, Puyi and Wanrong's life is not as sweet as the Forbidden City, but it is ok.

Although Puyi abdicated for many years, there are always some adherents of the Qing Dynasty who instigated Puyi to return to unification. Young Puyi has no judgment and always thinks that he can restore the glory of the Qing Dynasty.

Because of Puyi's special status, many people stared at him at that time and wanted to use Puyi's waste heat. Among them, the Japanese are the most diligent.

The Japanese want him to be emperor in Manchuria, which is absolutely attractive to Puyi. Naive Puyi thought that the Japanese could really help him.

03 fear in puppet Manchuria

193 1 year, the inexperienced Puyi secretly went to Changchun one night and became the Manchu emperor. Puyi believes that he inherited the ancestral system and will soon restore the glory of the Qing Dynasty.

However, within a few days, the Japanese showed his ferocious face. He found himself a puppet emperor. There's nothing. He is a pawn in the hands of the Japanese, who are watching him everywhere. Even he felt that his life was in danger.

193 1 At the end of the year, Wanrong also went to Changchun. Like Puyi's treatment, Wanrong was also confined in the palace, and every move would be monitored by the Japanese, even afraid to step out of the door. At this point, Wanrong's mood is extremely low, which can be said to be painful.

Wanrong once contracted some bad habits, with mental problems and a dusty face. Once gentle and lovely, now she is like this, and even Puyi doesn't want to see her.

Puyi recorded in the book My First Half Life: After Wanrong came to Changchun, she contracted many bad hobbies, and had an affair with the Guards, secretly married and gave birth to a daughter. When this matter was known by Puyi, he flew into a rage.

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The girl died not long after she was born, and Wanrong was left in the cold, thinking about women all day. Because of too much stimulation, Wanrong also suffered from serious mental illness and soon passed away. When Puyi learned of Wanrong's death, she seemed indifferent.

In fact, their relationship came to an end during the Puppet Manchukuo period, and the fact that Wanrong had children became the fuse of their complete break, which also became the stain of Wanrong's life.

Is the "Crown Prince" true or false?

In 2006, a turning point was ushered in. Wang Yubin, an old man from Changchun, Jilin, stood up and claimed that Wan Rong and his bodyguard did not exist. Wanrong did have a child, but it was not a daughter, it was a son. The child's father is Puyi, and the child is himself.

He also said that he had been living in his adoptive father's house and should have lived incognito. When he saw the vilification of Wanrong in The Last Queen and the Imperial Princess, he couldn't bear it any longer, so he came forward to clarify the matter for his mother's Wanrong. Graceful and graceful without losing virtue.

At the beginning, in order to prevent the child from becoming a puppet of the Japanese, Puyi gave the child to his men and took him out of the palace. He also fabricated a lie about biting the hand that feeds him and losing his virtue.

Later, many people compared the appearance of the old man, which was somewhat similar to Puyi's, and the old man's statement also made some sense.

This old man is right, but after careful consideration, I don't think this old man can be Puyi's child.

First, everyone knows that Puyi has been unable to have children. If Puyi is really fertile, why didn't they have children during their ten years in the Forbidden City and Tianjin? There is also Yu Ji Wen Xiu, who has never been pregnant, which is enough to prove that Puyi has no fertility. Puyi, who was infertile, suddenly became fertile in Manchuria? This is obviously illogical.

Secondly, the affair between Wanrong and the bodyguard spread through Puyi's eloquence. As the saying goes, wash your dirty linen in public, what's more, it happened in the emperor's house. Without it, how could Puyi talk casually? Even for the sake of children, he can find other reasons or give them away secretly, and reputation should come first.

It has also been suggested that Puyi's hair collected in the Forbidden City can be compared with his DNA, but no one has been concerned about this matter, because Puyi's hair is also a cultural relic. How can a man who claims to be Puyi's son do it for him?

Therefore, many people regard this matter as something to talk about after dinner. Just listen to it and don't take it too seriously. No matter who is right or wrong, the deceased is the greatest. What's the point if we keep digging deeper?

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