The superior asked Puyi what job he wanted to do, and he proposed that two careers were eventually rejected, and now they are hot
Introduction: In 1959, Puyi was released from the Beijing Gongdelin War Criminals Management Center. Puyi looked grateful, he had already deeply reflected in prison, and sincerely hoped to serve new China. Premier Zhou personally came to visit him and asked him to choose a job. He quickly sent a report to his superiors and was eager to be assigned to the Palace Museum as a speaker. Upon learning the news, Premier Zhou consulted with his subordinates and finally rejected the request.
It turned out that Puyi was 60 years old at this time, and his body was often very tired. Although the Palace Museum was once his home, it is still very demanding to explain thousands of precious cultural relics. In addition, New China is popularizing Mandarin, and Puyi is not very fluent. Of course, the most important reason is that the state still hopes that Puyi will not show his face as much as possible to avoid accidents.
Puyi was the last emperor of the Manchu Qing Dynasty, and his name had already been written in textbooks. Once he became a commentator at the Palace Museum, I am afraid that it would cause a sensation in the city of Beijing. At that time, the people of our country were still relatively enthusiastic, and he was afraid that he would become a new object of visiting at that time. In addition, there are some hostile forces in Beijing, and the spies are also ill-intentioned. If Puyi is assassinated, the face of the country will be lost. After that, Puyi proposed to be a grassroots doctor.
Puyi was not in good health since he was a child, so he often dealt with famous doctors, but accumulated experience in medication. In the War Criminals Management Center, he treated others many times, so he was confident that his skills were still good. However, the request was denied. At that time, China's medical standardization work, doctors must have a license. Puyi is very old, and he naturally does not have the ability to learn from scratch. Eventually, the state assigned him to work at a botanical garden in Beijing. Puyi accompanies the flowers and plants every day, and lives with animals and plants, which makes him extremely satisfied. Puyi did not become a commentator and grassroots doctor in the Forbidden City that year. Today, both positions are popular among young people. Of course, the establishment of businesses and The Beijing hukou are also very tempting.
Conclusion: Puyi's life was tragic, he was carried up to the court, and then stepped down in the rumbling artillery fire. In 1917, he was expelled from the Forbidden City by Feng Yuxiang and has never returned. Standing in the whirlpool of the times, he simply did not have the ability to control his own destiny. For him, life is like duckweed, there is no place to stay. After the founding of New China, Puyi felt full. He worked diligently every day, was enthusiastic about public welfare, and later married a nurse.