On June 20, 1946, The last empress of China, Wanrong, closed her beautiful eyes forever and left this world. She did not get the treatment of a beautiful burial, and her body was just wrapped in a broken mat and thrown mercilessly in a stinky ditch in the middle of the north mountain, which was really embarrassing.
Wanrong's life did not lead a life that most people envied because of her honorable status as a queen; on the contrary, she suffered too much because of it, and if she was not a queen, perhaps this life would be much happier.
Guo Buluo Wanrong, the last empress of China, was a Manchurian Chinese white flag man. Wanrong's father was Rong Yuan, the minister of internal affairs of the Qing Dynasty, who advocated equality in education, so Wanrong read poetry and books since childhood, not only learning traditional piano, chess, calligraphy and painting, but also specially inviting English teachers to learn foreign languages.
After seeing so many photos of the late Qing Dynasty, I have to sigh that Wanrong can be said to be the most outstanding in the old photos of all the Manchu Nobles, and the only one who can compete with her is her cousin, Wang Mintong, who has been infatuated with Puyi's life.
Wanrong looks good, only learned well, and comes from a large family, and at the age of ten, she was sought after by the brothers of the princes in the Four-Nine Cities, and as a result, she became the empress of Puyi, the emperor of the late Qing Dynasty. Why Yi Ling? Because it is not Puyi who looks at Wanrong, but the noble concubine of The Duankang Emperor.
Who is Emperor Duankang's noble concubine? The Guangxu Emperor's concubine Jin was the sister of the famous Zhenfei, but she had another identity, that is, the person who killed Puyi's biological mother, Guarjia Youlan. At first, Puyi had a dispute with Emperor Duankang's concubine, but Emperor Duankang's concubine was angry, so she asked Youlan to enter the palace to reprimand her; Youlan did not want to open for a while, and when she returned, she swallowed opium and committed suicide.
Even if Puyi was succeeded as the emperor of the late Qing Dynasty, but it was his own mother, is it possible to say that Puyi has no heart for The Noble Concubine of the Duankang Emperor? But The Duankang Emperor's concubine was an elder after all, and Puyi had no choice but to embarrass herself as a newlywed empress.
In 1922, at the age of 16, WanRong entered the Forbidden City and became the last empress of the Qing Dynasty. Puyi did not like her, she did not like Puyi much, the two were not related for a long time; but after all, Puyi was her husband, and the still young Wanrong was lonely in the deep palace, so she gradually became a penpal with Puyi, but also had nothing to do with for a while.
In 1924, Feng Yuxiang launched a coup d'état to drive Puyi's family out of the Forbidden City, and they could only temporarily return to the Prince of Alcohol's palace to settle down, such a gap made Puyi difficult to accept, so he was tempted by the Japanese, began to dream of "restoring the country", took Wenxiu and Wanrong to Tianjin, and frequently interacted with the Japanese.
Compared with Wanrong, Wenxiu's temperament is obviously more intense, she repeatedly advised Puyi not to interact with the Japanese, but only got more disgust, even the servants who served dared to insult her at will, such a day Wenxiu really could not go on, so she simply sued Puyi in court with a paper complaint and asked for a divorce.
At this time, Puyi lost all his face, he did not find a reason in himself, but blamed Wanrong, thinking that Wanrong "competed for the wind and jealousy" to cause Wenxiu to leave.
Although Wanrong was not as fierce as Wenxiu's personality, she herself was reluctant to defect to the Japanese; but puppet Manchukuo needed an empress, so in 1932, in order to achieve ulterior motives, the Japanese lured Wanrong to puppet Manchuria and put her under house arrest. Wanrong could not bear this life of losing her freedom and chose to flee, but neither succeeded.
Wanting to run away, Puyi is not good for herself, all this makes Wanrong's psychology become numb, she chooses to sink and escape from reality, opium has become the best "antidote" for her to drive away her inner bitterness. As for Puyi, after he came to the puppet state of Manchukuo, he successively accepted Xiang Guiren and Fu Guiren, and had long forgotten his empress Wanrong.
It is reasonable to say that Fuguiren, as Puyi's last concubine, Wanrong is just an unloved, opium smoking will become inhuman and ghostly, and even have a nominal empress with the bodyguards, and there can be no relationship between the two; but after the defeat of Japan, these pseudo-Manchukuo people began to flee in exile, so Fugui became acquainted with Wanrong.
At this time, Wanrong has been half a lifelong madness, rather than getting acquainted, it is better to say that Li Yuqin, a fugui person, unilaterally has compassion and takes care of Wanrong along the way. Li Yuqin could still return to her original hometown, but who would have thought that Wanrong, as the last empress, would have nowhere to go. Indeed, he was first forcibly sent to the palace by his father, and then sold to the Japanese by his brother, and her child was lost by Puyi (born to a bodyguard), and she had nothing.
Li Yuqin also thought about taking Wanrong home, but her family conditions were not generous and she could not afford the living expenses of two people, and in the end she could only let Wanrong stay alone.
Li Yuqin has never been able to forget the scene when she and Wanrong were separated, and Wanrong lying on the bed was already thin and boneless, looking crazy and crazy, and her mouth kept breaking up and breaking thoughts, and she seemed to be complaining about her father and brother who had no half friendship. When Wanrong saw Li Yuqin come to bid farewell to herself, she used her thin hands to grasp Li Yuqin's hand tightly, just like grasping her only life-saving straw, and couldn't help but cry bitterly...
And then what? Then, she died, with nothing to come, nothing to go, even Puyi's younger brother Pujie's Japanese daughter-in-law Saga Hao had a little compassion for poor Grace, but Puyi was indifferent, as if the person who had a roll of grass had never known him.