The last emperor Puyi had no children, and his younger brother Pujie married the Japanese imperial family Senjin Saga Hiroshi and gave birth to two daughters, Puyi was happy when he saw that she was a niece, and loved her as her own daughter. Pu Jie's eldest daughter is Hui Sheng.
On February 26, 1938, Hui Sheng was born. She grew up in northeastern China until she was five years old, and then in 1943, her mother, Saga Hiroshi, felt that the situation was not good and sent her to live in Japan's grandmother's house.
In 1947, Saga Hiroshi returned to Japan with his second daughter, Sonsheng, and the mother and daughter were reunited and lived together from then on, while Pujie was exiled with his brother Emperor Puyi and eventually imprisoned. At that time, people thought that Pu Jie had no chance of survival, and Saga Hao's relatives and friends persuaded her to remarry, but she strictly refused.
Although it is an arranged marriage, after marriage, Saga Hao and Pu Jie have a deep love, so she is willing to spend her life waiting for Pu Jie and raising her daughter. Fortunately, Saga Hao's mother's family has money, treats her well, and the family does not feed three people.
Huisheng has been smart and beautiful since she was a child, gentle and lovely, although she lives in Japan, she knows that she is a Chinese, so she insists on learning Chinese and has reached a very good level. Later, Huisheng was admitted to university and entered the Department of Chinese Literature.
On December 4, 1957, Huisheng, a young and beautiful college student, disappeared, and six days later, her body was found in Mount Azu on Mount Azu, where she was killed. Huisheng was shot in the head and lay with a wedding ring next to his male classmate Okubo. Okubo was also shot in the head, and he held a pistol and embraced Huisheng.
The police judged it to be martyrdom, because the police visited Huisheng's classmates and learned that Okubo had passionately pursued Huisheng. But Hye-sang's mother, Saga-ho, would never agree with this statement, insisting that her daughter Hye-sang had been murdered.
Although Saga hoped that Huisheng would marry Chinese, she did not firmly oppose Huisheng marrying a Japanese, but only suggested. Therefore, it is impossible for Hui Sheng to commit suicide because her family opposed her love affair.
Hui Sheng also wrote plans for each day of December in his diary, and also wrote a wish card for the New Year, and on the day before and on the day of his suicide, Hui Sheng did not look anything out of the ordinary. This is by no means like the actions of a girl who is about to commit suicide.
Okubo, on the other hand, was emotional a few days before his suicide, repeatedly threatening to commit suicide and killing the male classmate who spoke to Huisheng. His friend advised him that Huisheng did not fall in love with you, you were just unrequited, why should you kill the male classmate who talked to Huisheng.
But Okubo said hatefully, "Then I'll kill her!" ”
From these indications, it was Okubo Whoa Acacia, who did not agree to his courtship, so he tricked Hye Sang into shooting him on the mountain, and then committed suicide himself, so he could hold Hye Sang's body. However, Okubo is no longer alive and cannot be investigated. This is not the case.
Poor Huisheng, a young and beautiful Chinese Manchu Princess, was killed by an extreme Japanese male college student, and Fang was only 19 years old, which was the age when flowers bloomed.