The old man claimed to be Puyi's son, and came forward only to prove his mother's "graceful" innocence, and also asked for DNA
"When it is true, it is true and false, and there is nothing to do."
It is often said that "the authorities are confused, and the bystanders are clear." "Describe a person when something happens, he can't always find a better way to balance it, but bystanders can often understand it at one point, but this sentence can only be applied to specific things. For example, for history, those who have had those stories, their things may be recorded in ancient books, or later passed down by word of mouth to this day. With regard to the real occurrence of history, we can no longer say that "the authorities are obsessed with the bystanders and the cleansed." Many modern historians have found out through the study of real cultural relics and tombs that the real identity status and stories of some characters in history are completely different from those recorded in ancient books, so it is more confirmed that the stories in ancient books are not completely accurate, and readers should look at them in a dialectical way.
Today, in the historical gossip that is still hotly discussed, the gossip about Puyi's wife Wanrong is relatively hot, precisely because there are too many people talking about it, so people can say many different things about one thing. In the end, an old man could not sit still, he stood up and claimed to be Puyi's son, came forward only to prove his mother's "graceful" innocence, and also asked for DNA.
Historical books are also true and false
Puyi, when it comes to this person, people will think of: the emperor of the last dynasty, the traitor, the miserable life, the twists and turns of the king's road, and the restraint of Empress Dowager Cixi, these signs are extremely direct. His life can be described as tortuous and unfortunate, early suppressed by Empress Dowager Cixi, and later became a puppet of the Japanese government. Although it had the title of king in the early days, it was only an empty shell title, and there were almost no substantive rights. However, some people say that the skinny camel is bigger than the horse, even if it is an empty shell, he has not fallen behind in glory and wealth. Therefore, whether Puyi should be envied by us or not, people always have two sides to say.
Puyi's life was full of hardships, but fortunately, he later regained his status as a citizen and was able to die a good death, unlike the kings in the change of dynasties. He can get the rights that every citizen deserves, and it is the best ending. We all know that during the war, Puyi was pulled to be the airbus emperor of puppet Manchukuo, and what Puyi experienced during those days became a point that people were curious about. After Puyi was released back to China, during the years when he was imprisoned and reformed, he used pen and ink to record a book called "The First Half of My Life", which unveiled the mystery for everyone. Because it is a self-statement, the authenticity is extremely high, and we find that in this book, Puyi generously recorded the honor and disgrace in the book, which shows that he is recording the truth and not fabricating. Although this "My First Half of Life" has explained many stories of Puyi, readers still feel that it is not enough, and some of Puyi's private life involved in this is more interesting to people, books were once sold out of stock, Puyi did not expect that he would be because of a book and another fire.
"The First Half of My Life" - Puyi's love-hate love and hatred, bitter past
The first part of "The First Half of My Life" is Puyi's early life in the palace, and several keywords are inseparable from his words: "rich but lonely", "noble but bound", "involuntary". The second half of the record is his life after the fall of the dynasty, including marriage, family, and the identity that the people hate. However, although the account of his life is a point of interest, the most shocking point is that Puyi claimed that he could not have children, and the child born to his wife Wanrong was fornicated with the guards. This news immediately aroused people's attention, and for a time the city was full of wind and rain, and after the tea and dinner, they were all sarcastic and "admired" for Wanrong.
Because this topic is extremely hot, some authors have used this heat to continue to tell stories later, and also wrote a book called "The Last Empress and the Imperial Concubine", which focuses on Puyi's inability to have children, and how his wife Wanrong is lonely and unbearable, and finally finds a guard fornication. It is also written that Puyi was very angry in the face of the child and eventually put him to death. People's gossip was unstoppable, and soon the book became a sales champion. But at the same time, there are also infamy, resulting in the author not daring to go out for several years. Under the continuous fermentation of the story, an old man named Wang Yubin could not sit still.
The old man stood out
Wang Yubin stood up and said that he was the son of Puyi and Wanrong, and said that his mother's adultery with the bodyguard was completely fictitious. Puyi claims in the book that he has no fertility, just to prevent his children from being controlled by the Manchurian government, so he cannot have children, and the baby girl deliberately changed her gender in order to protect herself. After Wanrong gave birth to the child, she also insisted that the child was a bodyguard, and in order to avoid being threatened, she was willing to bear the name. In order to confirm the authenticity of his remarks, the old man is more willing to test DNA to prove his son of Puyi. However, it is impossible to judge whether it is true or false, and at that time, doing testing will also waste a lot of resources, and the facts are unknown.
epilogue
At the peak of the fermentation of the story, Wang Yubin stood up and made a judgment, the so-called ancient books are three points true and seven points false, so when facing these text accounts, we try to take out dialectical thinking to look at the story, mainly to learn the good qualities of the characters, good ways of doing things, and the author's words, which is enough.