The picture shows a group of tragic and joyful love stories embroidered by the last imperial concubines of the Qing Dynasty, which were once as deep as the sea, and now the righteousness is like water ice. Don't ask how much jun bears, but I hope that the next life will not meet again. It is well known that Wen Xiu, who was born into a famous aristocrat, was originally a flag person in the capital, Miss Qianjin, and later lived in the flower market with her mother because of her family's middle road. Although she married Emperor Puyi as a concubine because of her beauty and wisdom, she eventually divorced the emperor due to the empress's discord, and then remarried a Henan boy named Liu Zhendong as a wife.
This is a group photo of Wen Xiu and Empress Wanrong and the palace women of the Forbidden City, and wen Xiu in his youth has a beautiful eyebrow and a very gentle personality. Puyi admired her gentleness and kindness very much, and even the old concubines in the harem loved to talk and chat with her.
It is a pity that Empress Wanrong is jealous of Puyi and her flounder, and often uses the name of small things to bully and suppress Wenxiu. Although Wen Xiu is a woman with a quiet personality, she is not willing to be suppressed and bullied. Every time he faced the suppression of the empress's grace, the stubborn Wenxiu would argue with reason.
Once Wanrong slapped Wenxiu because of a small matter, Wenxiu was greatly annoyed by the fire and quarreled with Wanrong on the spot. Wanrong quarreled and went to the emperor Puyi to cry and complain, and Puyi reprimanded Wenxiu in order to take care of empress Wanrong's face, regardless of the blue and red, and even locked Wenxiu in the confinement room.
Since then, Wen Xiu has been completely disappointed in Puyi, and finally proposed a divorce to Puyi. After the divorce, Wen Xiu washed away the lead and lived in seclusion in the capital, and later married a poor boy named Liu Zhendong in Henan. Although Liu Zhendong's family is very poor, Wen Xiu has always lived with him without abandonment.
In 1953, Wen Xiu died of a serious illness, and before she died, she finally told her husband the secret that she was Puyi's imperial concubine. Liu Zhendong sighed when he learned about it: I can marry the imperial concubine in this life, I am worth it. A sentence made Wen Xiudun feel cold, and then he finally closed his eyes and walked away.