The last empress, Wanrong: Addicted to opium, she had an affair with her bodyguards, and after her death, her body was thrown by the stinky ditch
She (WanRong) lives a humble life in front of Puyi, and in order to escape from reality, she is also infected with opium, and has an affair with the guards, resulting in a mess in her life. In the end, a generation of empresses died in the illusion and reality, and the corpse was also thrown at the edge of the stinky ditch after death, which is sad and lamentable.
So, what happened to Wanrong in the later years of life? Why such a bleak ending. Today, let's talk about this story.
Graceful as a human being
Empress Wanrong's full name was Guo Buluo Wanrong, a member of the Daur clan, born in 1906 in Rongyuan Province, Manchuria Zhengbai Banner. Her father, named Rong Yuan, was the Minister of Internal Affairs of the Qing Dynasty at that time, and he was also a temporary power.
In other words, although Rongyuan was a member of feudal society, he was very enlightened, perhaps under the influence of the ideas of the new era, and he always advocated that girls and boys should receive education and have equal status.
In this way, in the era of "women without talent is morality", Wanrong began to read and learn, play the piano and paint, and even Rongyuan hired an American for Wanrong as her English teacher, which made Wanrong incompatible with the women at that time.
As a young lady of the Daur Banner family, she has a rich and prosperous environment since she was a child, and her father loves her more, according to this situation, Wanrong's future life is a great thing.
Unfortunately, she still could not get rid of the spell of "since ancient times, red face and thin life". In 1922, with the beginning of the concubine selection ceremony of The Puyi Emperor, Wanrong's life also began to take a turn, and this change was negative.
A dynasty is chosen on the king's side
Some people here may wonder why the Puyi Emperor could still choose concubines after the qing dynasty collapsed in 1912. In fact, although the Qing Dynasty was extinct at that time, the Nationalist government signed a treaty with the Qing government, the Regulations on Preferential Treatment of the Qing Dynasty.
According to the treaty, Emperor Puyi could still retain his title and continue to live in the Forbidden City, and the Nationalist government gave him a living allowance of 4 million yuan a year. Therefore, although Puyi does not have the name of an emperor, he has the reality of an emperor and lives a good life.
That year, Wanrong was only 16 years old, because she was different, so she was valued by Emperor Puyi, and then became the hostess of the Forbidden City. Also entering the palace with Wanrong was Wen Xiu, but Wen Xiu's personality was relatively strong, and a few years later, he divorced Puyi on the grounds of "nine years of the emperor, not a blessing".
Compared with Wen Embroidery, Wanrong's days in the Forbidden City were still relatively moist. First of all, Wanrong received an aristocratic education from a young age, dignified and beautiful, and generous, which was deeply liked by the elders in the Forbidden City.
At the same time, Emperor Puyi also received a new-style education and was more tired of some traditional thoughts and behaviors, which was more consistent with Wanrong. At that time, Wanrong and Puyi often watched movies and ate Western food together, living like a small couple in love.
The atmosphere has reached a certain level, and Wanrong also likes to use some Western-style behaviors to express her love to Emperor Puyi, such as writing letters, taking photos, dating, etc. In general, Wanrong looks like a modern daughter, and this temperament in her body also deeply attracts Emperor Puyi.
As the saying goes: "Husband and wife are originally the same forest bird, and the great disaster is about to fly separately", although Puyi and Wanrong have a good memory, but when the suffering comes, their feelings cannot withstand the devastation of suffering, and gradually fall into the bottomless abyss.
In 1924, Feng Yuxiang launched the "Beijing Coup", and Puyi and others were expelled from the Forbidden City. Without the confinement of the Forbidden City, Wanrong also ushered in a free life, but this is also the beginning of her tragic life.
The tragic second half of his life
Just as wanrong is an open woman, she likes a live of unrestrained and enthusiastic lifestyle, so after not the shackles of the Forbidden City, he began a "modern" life of fashion clothes, small leather shoes, and large curls, which may have been the happiest period of time before her "suffering came".
However, such a happy life did not last long. Soon after, Wen Xiu and Puyi divorced, and also published the reason in the newspaper, which roughly means that the two have been married for many years and have not lived a normal life of men and women.
After this incident, perhaps feeling that his dignity had been hit, Puyi's attitude toward Wanrong also changed, and the shame of the "Daofei Revolution" was added to Wanrong's body. However, Wanrong did not have Wen Xiu's determination to "break the wrist of a strong man", and could only endure all this in silence.
At the same time, although Puyi was expelled from the Forbidden City, he did not give up his dream of becoming emperor, and when Japan invited him to become the emperor of "pseudo-Manchukuo", he gladly agreed. This behavior not only deviates from Wanrong's concept, but also Puyi, who became emperor again, has become increasingly distant from Wanrong's feelings.
After a long period of oppression and lack of love, although Wanrong is still a high queen, her spiritual world is gradually empty. In this way, with the passage of time, Wanrong embarked on a road of no return.
In order to fill that empty heart, Wanrong actually came together with the guards around her, and there was a male and female affair. What's more, wanrong later became pregnant with the child of the bodyguard and gave birth.
As puyi's empress, she did something sorry for him, which made Puyi feel very faceless. Just like Qin Shi Huang in that year, Emperor Puyi beat Wanrong into the Cold Palace and killed the child (throwing the child into the furnace).
Under the blows of many aspects, Wanrong's already tense nerves completely collapsed, and in this case, she began to smoke opium to relieve the pressure. As the saying goes, "Wine is more sorrowful than sorrow", so why not the smoke of the clouds? And opium is also harmful to the body.
Sure enough, many years later, Empress Wanrong died in a prison in Jilin Province, and all she had around her was a smoking gun and a dilapidated environment. After hearing this news, Emperor Puyi ignored Wanrong's body and put it on the side of the stinky ditch for many days...
Once, Wanrong was also a warm and cheerful girl, but the final ending ended up like this, which was sad and lamentable. What do you think about that?
