The last emperor Puyi was invited by Du Shenzui to visit the Forbidden City. What joke did he make?

The last emperor, Puyi, played a joke in people's hearts at that time after he entered the Forbidden City, but he himself could be regarded as a joke in his own home. That feeling must be bleak, and sadness comes from it.

1924, Pu Yi, who was only 19 years old, was driven out of the Forbidden City by Feng Yuxiang, and how many hardships and things he experienced from the northeast to Japan and then to the Soviet Union. 1960, 15 years of Pu Yi's reeducation through labor chatting with friends. He was invited by his friends to visit the Forbidden City, and he didn't care whether he would miss his hometown. Thirty-seven years later, Puyi and her friends came to this place where she was born and raised in Sri Lanka. Puyi, who is about to step into the gate, was told to buy a ticket. On hearing this, Puyi paused and thought that she would go home to buy a ticket. Seeing this scene, Puyi's friends quickly comforted him, saying that it was used by the country to repair the Forbidden City, but Puyi said nothing.

After entering the Forbidden City, Puyi began to tell his friends about his time in the palace, where to turn left and where to turn right. This place is his home. He can walk with his eyes closed. Along the way, Puyi listened to the tour guide introducing the Forbidden City. Although the tour guide said something different, Puyi was afraid of being recognized and refused to correct it. When the tour guide introduced a vase, Puyi finally corrected the sentence "That's not a vase, it's the emperor's chamber pot", which immediately attracted everyone's attention. While the tour guide was still defending, Puyi said that it was indeed a vase, but when she was naughty as a child, she peed in it and arranged flowers. He also learned to look like a eunuch, and everyone burst into laughter at this scene.

Puyi's entry into the palace is no joke. The rapid development of history and the replacement of the old and the new have made the past a thing of the past.