Puyi visited the Forbidden City in Beijing and found a vase shouting 2 words! The tour guide was all panicked

Puyi, the last emperor of the Qing Dynasty, has many stories, and as the last emperor, he naturally has a lot of baggage. Interestingly, just after Puyi returned to his status as a civilian, he once visited the familiar "Forbidden City in Beijing" under the arrangement of a friend, and a vase in it left a deep impression on him.

After the Soviet Union returned to China in 1950, Puyi became a civilian, and finding a job became a big problem. After many twists and turns, he took up a job as a gardener in the botanical garden, where he could live a peaceful life without being ostentatious. One time, the leaders of the Botanical Garden arranged a tour to the Forbidden City. Puyi was among the team and wandered around the Forbidden City.

In the area of ??the cultural relics exhibition hall, Puyi stared at a vase for a long time and muttered "urinal" to himself. The tour guide next to me hurriedly explained, "This is a vase from the back garden of the late Qing Dynasty. It's quite beautiful." Unexpectedly, Puyi replied, I was naughty when I was a child and often changed my chamber pots and vases.

Only then did the tour guide and experts realize that the tourist in front of them was not an ordinary person, but the "last emperor Pu Yi". They were so frightened that they dared not say a word. They were even more shocked to realize that "Pu Yi is more familiar with the Forbidden City than we are." ah".

In fact, Puyi is undoubtedly the authority on the introduction of the Forbidden City in Beijing. It is rare for historical experts to meet him, so they will definitely ask him many questions. Later, Puyi also wrote this interesting story in "My First Half of Life", recounting his various deeds after changing from emperor to commoner. It is said that he can't help but get red-eyed when he thinks about it.