He claimed to be a descendant of Dourgen, dressed in a yellow jacket and pigtails, and asked to live in the Forbidden City. How's it going now?

As we all know, China has been ruled by feudal dynasties for a long time in the long history of 5,000 years. Although the feudal system has brought many disadvantages to the society, its positive effect on China society is self-evident. 19 12 years, thousands of years of feudal rule ended, and China was no longer divided into royal families and civilians, and entered the Republic of China. The times are always moving forward. If we can't conform to the times, we will inevitably face the end of being eliminated by society. Today, some people are too addicted to their past lives. He claimed to be a descendant of Dourgen, and he still has a long braid that is representative of the Qing Dynasty. He also asked to live in the Forbidden City. Who is this man?

Zhou, a self-proclaimed descendant of Dourgen, was born in Guangzhou. If he hadn't exposed himself as the tenth grandson of the Manchu royal family, no one would have associated him with the royal family. However, his identity is in doubt. Although he kept saying that he was a descendant of the Manchu royal family, and he also produced family genealogy proof, people didn't believe him.

His name was given by his grandfather, which means that he can earn more money and live a good life. But he claimed that there is another more representative name, and that is Aisinggioro Zhoudi. This represents the surname of the Manchu royal family, which is familiar to everyone, and Zhou also likes this name very much, because it can reflect the nobility of his identity. His life style has changed since he publicly declared that he is a descendant of Aisinggioro. He will wear a yellow jacket, and he asks his children to wear yellow clothes as much as possible, because it represents the status of royalty and nobility, and his family decoration style is also a feature of the Qing Dynasty. What's more, he calls himself Wang Ye at home, and all his wives call him that. Children have to call him grandma, and he also calls his wife Fujin. Zhou considered himself a descendant of the Qing Dynasty and was very noble. He once asked to live in the Forbidden City. I have to say, this is ridiculous.

However, most people think that he is just grandstanding. Even people around him say that his conduct is not very good. He thinks he is a "royal aristocrat" and shows off everywhere, thinking that he is superior. Everyone should respect him. Zhou always reminds everyone of his identity. Once, Zhou bought a ticket at the railway station and happened to meet the fact that the ticket was sold out. He was very unhappy about this and immediately found the staff to ask for a replacement ticket for him, which was obviously against the regulations. But he said that he was a descendant of Dourgen and deserved special treatment. There was a fierce dispute between the two sides. In order to stabilize the station order, the staff had no choice but to sell him a ticket.

People don't buy his identity, but the true Manchu descendant Aisin Jiro Puren is completely opposite to him. The latter has a low-key connotation, but it has always been a high-key form, unlike the aristocratic style. It is speculated that since he claims to be a descendant of Dourgen, he should belong to the imperial clan, and the word generation of the imperial clan should be Pu, but there is obviously no word generation in his name. In addition, Zhou's ancestors were indeed businessmen, and the Manchu royal family stipulated that royal people were not allowed to do business, so from this perspective, he was not a descendant of Dourgen.

Deceive yourself, live in your own world, treat others as fools, but don't know that they only treat him as a joke. If you want to be a noble person, it is better to cultivate your self-cultivation first and try to be a low-key and self-disciplined person.