Pu Yi’s body was hollowed out by a very bold palace maid. What did Pu Yi experience in his childhood?

Speaking of Chinese emperors, Qin Shihuang and Puyi, two at the beginning and one at the end, are simply the most eye-catching. At the same time, they also have the most gossip legends. For example, the famous scene of Meng Jiangnu crying at the Great Wall is originally from "Zuo Zhuan". In 550 BC, Qi Liang, the general of Qi State, died in battle. His wife was in the countryside, crying for her husband's coffin. He also believed that despite his outstanding achievements, the monarch sent people to the countryside to express condolences. This not only lacked sincerity, but also showed disrespect for those who sacrificed their lives for the country. So he declined the monarch's condolences. After hearing this, the monarch hurried to Qiliang's home to express his condolences. Pu Yi was hollowed out by a daring palace maid

Therefore, it was adapted into "Meng Jiangnu Crying at the Great Wall" and was placed on the head of Qin Shihuang. I'm afraid Qin Shihuang could only spread his hands and say: "No way, one person is more popular than others."! Similarly, the last emperor Puyi actually did the same. With his rich life experience, it can be said that he has encountered things that others have never encountered in their lives. Besides, the whole life is barren. As a result, it suddenly came out that "Pu Yi was hollowed out by a bold palace maid", which led to this desolation.

People say there is only one fallacy. But when "this one" is placed in front of everyone, it will immediately become "colorful". Because, there is a more reasonable saying, that is, "people only want to believe what they want to believe." Why say this first? Because, this question falls into this category. The relationship between "Pu Yi's body being hollowed out by a palace maid and his childhood experiences" seems extremely awkward. Everyone knows that childhood is a period of physical growth, but being hollowed out is a sign of adulthood. How is there possible contact between the two?

Of course some people swear that this is from "The First Half of My Life" written by Pu Yi. But as it happens, the author did read the book. Sorry, I can't find it. Is the book I saw hiding relevant content? I don't know this. But at the same time, the author also learned that some of the last eunuchs broke the news and said that "the palace maids tormented Pu Yi blindly" is true. However, this kind of thing, I often saw the "Palace Secret Recipe" on the telephone pole when I was a child. I don’t believe it anyway. You also need to write these out so that readers can identify you. What did Puyi experience in childhood

So what did Puyi experience in childhood? It’s still hard to answer, but we all know that human beings’ memory of things before the age of six is ??almost blank. According to the first sentence and second paragraph of the first chapter of Puyi's "My First Half of Life", my memory begins with the abdication... Puyi was born in 1906, and Xuantong abdicated on February 12, 1912. It seems that the emperor is also a human being. Like you and me, my memory before the age of six is ??simply blank. But Puyi remembered one thing, that is, he met Cixi.

According to the third paragraph of the second chapter of Puyi's "The First Half of My Life", I can still vaguely remember one thing about meeting Cixi this time. This is the impression formed by intense stimulation. I remember that I was suddenly among many strangers, and a gloomy narrative was placed in front of me, showing a thin face that looked like Zhang Chou's death - this was Cixi. When I heard that I saw Cixi, I burst into tears and couldn't help but tremble. Cixi asked someone to bring me candied haws, but I threw it on the ground and kept crying: "I want you to stay away! I want to embarrass you!" Cixi was very unhappy and said: "This child is really awkward. Let's take him somewhere. Let’s play centrally!” Why does Puyi remember this? He gave his own explanation: It was caused by intense stimulation!

At this point, Puyi has basically completed what he had done before he was six years old. Let’s first talk about his childhood, eunuchs, maids, etc. Of course, the author is based on Puyi's own autobiography, because compared with the news that the eunuch broke last time, Puyi's own words are much more reliable! From the time Puyi was six years old, "Queen Jade Dragon chose a teacher to teach me", that is to say, Puyi began to study. During this period, his father was the regent, so he came to see him. So Puyi said at this moment: "I only know my father.". In other words, he only had an impression of his father when he was about six years old. "From this day on, I knew what kind of person my father was: unlike the teacher, he had no beard, no wrinkles on his face, and the flowers behind his head were always beating."

Unfortunately, the person who had the greatest influence on Puyi's childhood was not his father, nor Cixi, nor the palace maids and eunuchs, but his wet nurse. After Puyi was seven years old, although he abdicated, he still maintained his "Longwei". He himself said: "Whenever I lose my temper and become unhappy, the eunuch will suffer; if I suddenly feel happy and want to have fun, the eunuch may also be unlucky."

When Puyi was eight or nine years old , once made the eunuchs eat "dirty things" on the ground, and almost killed an old eunuch with cold water (it was probably winter), but the old eunuch was washed by the emperor with water, but he "squatted there and did not dare to escape, but was beaten to death by cold water" ”. Later, after rescue, he was saved. "Obviously, judging from Puyi at this moment, he is so powerful in the palace. In modern terms, he is "not so much a naughty kid as Xiong Haizi." There is no way, who makes someone the emperor? ? So in this state, do ladies dare to approach Puyi?

Furthermore, the self-proclaimed system in the palace at that time still adhered to all the rules of the past, and the maids could approach the young emperor at will. Is it possible that sugar, such as Duankang toffee, is a decoration? This is why Puyi did not mention "palace" until he was eight or nine years old, because there were basically only eunuchs around him. There is a saying about eunuchs: "The eunuchs in the Yangxin Palace have the most contact with me, and the closest ones are the little eunuchs who dress and feed me. They lived in two streets behind the house, each with a guide and a manager. The so-called eunuchs who were responsible for cleaning also had guidance. ". Later, he only had contact with eunuchs

Puyi's dressing, eating and other daily life were all arranged by the young eunuch. Because during this period, except for Toffee, only his nurse could contact him Pu Yi. "The only person who can stop me from misbehaving in the palace is my wet nurse Wang Jiao." Once, Pu Yi opened the iron sand bag used for practicing, took out the iron sand inside, and stuffed it into the cakes for the eunuchs to eat. When the nurse saw this scene, she shouted: "Dad, how can people over there eat sand? "Pu Yi, on the other hand, said he wanted to see how these eunuchs bite cakes. The nurse informed him that one of his teeth was going to be broken.

At this moment, Pu Yi realized that "I have teeth, others I also have teeth." He felt that "only when the nurse was there, because of her simple words, I thought of the fact that other people are people like me." He felt that "after the nurse left (Pu Yi left when he was eight or nine years old), There is no one around me anymore." This is Puyi's childhood experience. You can't find the story between him and the maid. On the contrary, you can see a "little Tai Sui" in the palace.

As for After the age of ten, Puyi developed the awareness that "no one is human except me." Even if a maid has any ideas, the question is who dares to mess with him? What's more, Puyi only controls the palace and begins to pay attention to the outside world. Under the influence of old people and young people, he had the idea of ????reviving his ancestors. Therefore, the author denies the story of Pu Yi and his childhood palace maids. First, it is not logical; second, it cannot be proved by relevant historical data. It's too far away now, and Puyi is too close now, so there are more legends about Qin Shihuang, but there are more rumors about Puyi.