As the last emperor, Puyi, his life experience has always been very concerned. In addition to his legend of being emperor three times (the last emperor of the Qing Dynasty, Zhang Xun's restoration was supported, and the puppet emperor of puppet Manchukuo), his emotional experience is also talked about by many people.
Puyi married 5 wives in his lifetime, but it is gratifying that he did not leave any heirs. His half-brother Pujie was much better than him in this regard, although he was forced to marry a Japanese imperial relative, Saga Hiroshi, but he had a very good relationship with his wife, and Saga Hao also began to regard himself as a Chinese after marrying Pujie, and did not allow his daughter to marry a Japanese. However, the real quarrel in terms of family and heirs is Puyi's other half-brother, Pu Ren.
By the time Oferen was born, the Qing Dynasty had already perished, but the mansions of the Manchu nobles had not been deprived, so he was able to continue his life in prince's palace. After the establishment of the puppet state of Manchukuo, Puyi took some Manchu nobles to the Changchun puppet palace, Pu Jie went, but Pu Ren chose to stay in Beijing.
Originally, Pu Ren and the old prince, that is, The common father of Puyi and Pu Ren, Zaifeng, had visited Puyi in Changchun, but both father and son were unwilling to stay and fight for the Japanese, and Zaifeng also said to Puyi: "What is good about being a puppet emperor of the Japanese?" Even Shi Jingyao (who asked the Khitan for help as "Emperor Er") was inferior. Later, Zaifeng pretended to be ill, and Puyi was really afraid that something would happen to his father when he was older, so he had no choice but to release Zaifeng and Puren to return to Beijing.
After the end of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, most of the Manchu Qing nobles still had a lot of assets, and they did not have to do anything, just sell a little family treasure to continue to live their original lives, but Puren did not want this. In 1947, with the consent of his father Zaifeng, PuRen opened a primary school in the old mansion of Prince Yu, called Jingye Primary School.
Other nobles sold their assets to spend their days and wine, but he sold their assets for education. Puren himself was the principal of the primary school, and he also hired his sister as a teacher. Later, prince shuo's mansion was sold to the newly established new Chinese government, and the jingye primary school was also donated to the government by Pu Ren, but Pu Ren still insisted on his original intention of teaching and educating people, and did not resign until 1988 and retired, devoting his life to the cause of education.
Not only that, Puren also complied with Zaifeng's request and handed over more than 40 cultural relics and more than 7,000 calligraphy and paintings in the palace to the Cultural Relics Bureau to contribute to the cause of new Chinese culture. Perhaps it is Puren and Zaifeng's family origin of distinguishing between good and evil and knowing the advance and retreat that can allow Puren to cultivate 3 sons who can be called dragons and phoenixes among people.
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Pu Ren's eldest son, named Jin Yuyan, chose to embark on a career path and is now the vice chairman of the CppcC Chongwen District Committee of Beijing; the second son, Jin Yuyu, and the younger son, Jin Yulan, inherited Pu's inheritance of teaching and educating people, Jin Yuyu was a professor at Beijing University of Technology, and Jin Yuyulan was a Chinese teacher in a middle school in Beijing.
In addition to his 3 sons, Pu Ren also had 2 daughters, the eldest daughter Jin Yukun was a middle school chemistry teacher, and the younger daughter Jin Yukun was a worker in the Beijing Wool Spinning Factory, and she also had a good career in that era.
In 1994, Pu Ren died, and his memorial service was attended by hundreds of former Manchu Qing royal families. His life was extremely low-key, but he used his low-key life to gain the respect of everyone.