20 rare photos: The real Qing Dynasty prince is like this, the last Prince Su of the Qing Dynasty

Pu Yi, the last emperor of the Qing Dynasty, was born in the Forbidden City of Beijing, named Yuyan, and was honored as Emperor Xuantong. He ascended the throne in 1908 and announced his abdication in 1912, becoming Pu Yi during the Republic of China. Later, he was arranged by Japan as a puppet puppet emperor of Manchukuo until the end of World War II in 1945. Pu Yi died in Beijing in 1967, and his life was marked by the ups and downs of modern Chinese history.

Puyi in Japan

A family of four with a two-eight bicycle

Lepers living in straw huts

Acrobatics class children practice

The production team leader patiently guides to ensure that the team members complete the task efficiently.

A young man and a child set off to the county seat to welcome the return of the educated youth.

The real prince of the Qing Dynasty is like this, the last Prince of Su in the Qing Dynasty.

On the beach by the sea in Fujian, several Japanese ronins are about to be shot

Traders and vendors who walk the streets

Creamy sexy girls dancing in the streets

Seeing the arrival of the Japanese army, the Chinese people hurriedly knelt down, because the ferocity of the Japanese army had left a deep impact on the hearts of the people.

A homeless man in rags and linen clothes

The family of Nicholas II, the last Tsar of Tsarist Russia, took a group photo

A "bridge" built by ant colonies with their bodies

When the frame rate of the camera matches the speed of the helicopter, this magical spectacle of flying out of thin air is captured.

The height comparison of the four celebrities, from low to high, is: Kevin Hart, Shaquille O'Neal, Yao Ming, and Robert Waldrow.

Honey helmet in Ohio, USA, 1929

In 1958, Turkish belly dancers performed in a restaurant in Rome, Italy

They are beautiful and generous, dressed in cheongsam, and shine elegantly.

In order to tip, those escort girls actually made intimate moves with foreigners in the bar