The late Qing Dynasty always gave people a more mysterious color, many people for its initial prosperity to the later decline until the final complete demise, there are also a variety of statements, and for the emperor Puyi also feel special regret, from the time he became emperor at the age of three, it seems that his next life is already an unfortunate. After Puyi was initially forced to abdicate, in order to avoid war as much as possible, he was able to get a special amount of compensation, but then it was different.
At the beginning, Puyi could still be regarded as a carefree young man living in the Forbidden City, but after he was driven out, his good life was broken, although there was no way to take away some valuables in the palace, but he also contacted some other people to secretly collect a sum of money for himself. In this way, Puyi began his own life, but at the beginning of his life in the northeast was more miserable, and he had been under the control of the Japanese, and Puyi estimated that his life was not smooth at all.
Later, after becoming a Chinese citizen, he gradually stepped into the right track, had his own job, and also married a wife, although Puyi himself at this time had no value at all, but after he died at the age of 61, some of the things he left behind were still treated as treasures by many people, four of which were more famous. The first is the cockroach jar that Puyi played with when he was a child, and it seems that people still have an inexplicable sense of worship for what the emperors have used.
Even though Puyi is already an ordinary person, a gadget like a cockroach jar used for play is still stored in the museum of the Forbidden City. There is also the Tian Huangshi triptych, this item was donated by Puyi himself to the museum for later people to see, perhaps for people at that time this is not a relatively rare thing, but in our present, it is a valuable, among these things, this triptych is the most precious.
The third relic is Puyi's braids that were cut off at that time, with the end of feudal society, all the things related to that society are gradually gone, such as women's foot bindings from childhood, and there are men's big braids, these things that look like they are linked to feudalism are also to be disposed of, Puyi as an emperor, his big braids will always be cut off, but it may only be a delay in time, and now this braid is stored in a museum in Changchun.
In addition to these three intact objects that were collected, there is also a relic is a book "The First Half of My Life", which is Puyi's autobiography, in fact, it originally had no commercial value at all, but there was a month when foreign directors completed a movie based on this book, which gave rise to some copyright problems, in order to be able to maintain the book, Puyi's wife also fought a lawsuit for more than ten years, but in the end, although the copyright reached her hands, it did not take long for her to die.
I have to say that Puyi is still an emperor in people's impressions, although he took the last train of the Qing Dynasty, but in the end it is also to the people at that time and even now people left a lot of stories worth listening to and telling. If he had not become the emperor of the Qing Dynasty, perhaps he would not have experienced so much pain and misfortune at the end of this dynasty.