Speaking of the last emperor Puyi, his life can be summarized in four words. That is, "big ups and downs", and using these four words to describe it can be said to be very appropriate. Let's take a look at Puyi's life, when he was born, he was the emperor of the Nine-Five-Year Dignity of a country, and after his youth, the situation was turbulent, and he was always desperately fleeing. People reach middle age, are caught and put in jail. I thought that even if I had transformed the past in this way, I did not expect that ten years after the founding of the People's Republic of China, the state granted him amnesty again.
Puyi experienced a series of power and downfalls, was captured, as a puppet, was caught in prison and other things, when he stayed in prison, because Puyi was unwell from childhood, often drank medicine, so he still understood some things in this regard, so Puyi spent his life in prison as a resource to treat people, and later after pardon, he officially became a Chinese citizen.
At a banquet, Premier Zhou asked Puyi about his intentions to work, and he replied that he wanted to be a doctor, and he had seen prisoners when he was in Fushun War Criminals Management Center, but Premier Zhou rejected him. Premier Zhou believes that although Puyi is now an ordinary Chinese citizen, but Puyi was more than half a hundred years old at that time, when the doctor did not meet its high requirements, as for the narrator, we all know that Puyi is the emperor of the Qing Dynasty, by an emperor to explain the palace Bauhinia City, afraid that there will be lessons will watch Puyi, which is not good for Puyi.
Some people also proposed that Puyi become a staff member of the Palace Museum, as a person who has lived in the Forbidden City for 15 years, and is the most powerful person in the palace during the 15-year period, Puyi's understanding of the Forbidden City can be said to be very familiar, whether the history books are recorded or not, presumably no one knows better than him. Puyi was obviously also very interested in this, and once wanted to continue working in the place where he had lived for 15 years, presumably this job should be the most suitable for Puyi, but he was still rejected by Premier Zhou. The prime minister believed that no matter how Puyi was the last emperor of the Qing Dynasty, if Puyi was returning to the Forbidden City, it would affect the normal work of the museum.
Finally, after some consideration, Puyi was finally assigned to work in the Beijing Botanical Garden, and then transferred to the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference as a data commissioner, and it was also during this period that Puyi used his spare time to complete his book "The First Half of My Life". Later, during the "Great Famine" in China, he donated all his food stamps, and was finally transferred to the Literature and History Materials Committee, where he died of illness in 1967 at the age of 61.