Li Yuqin was Puyi's fourth wife. At that time, Puyi, who was still the Kant Emperor, chose Li Yuqin, who was only 15 years old, as a concubine, and was crowned as a Fuguiren, and formulated 21 extremely unreasonable rules for him. What Puyi did not expect was that many years later, Li Yuqin sought him out for rebellion, but Puyi admitted it.
The reason why Puyi chose Li Yuqin, who was still a primary school student, was because at that time, she neither understood human feelings nor social experience, and it was easier to control. Puyi had to make rules every time she married a concubine, but she was particularly harsh on Li Yuqin because she was "born poor and lowly."
The 21 rules set by Puyi are: you must unconditionally abide by the ancestral system of the Qing Dynasty; you must obey absolutely, and all words and deeds must obey the will; you must serve faithfully for a lifetime; you must not change your mind, if you have accidental thoughts in your mind, you must immediately expose yourself and ask for guilt; you are not allowed to seek official jobs for your mother's family, you are not allowed to go home to meet your relatives; you are not allowed to save a penny privately; you are not allowed to interfere in politics and inquire about foreign affairs. .....
In addition, Puyi also formulated 6 restrictions on Li Yuqin's family, such as not revealing her relationship with herself; not allowing her to come to visit unless approved by the emperor, and so on. Li Yuqin later recalled: She was a "palace plaything" at the mercy of Puyi, and her daily task was to serve Puyi and make him happy. Puyi told her to sing and sing, and sometimes asked her to meditate together, sitting for two hours, accidentally falling asleep, Puyi beat and scolded again.
With the fall of the puppet Manchu regime, Puyi was imprisoned and reformed. Li Yuqin waited for Puyi for many years in hardship and hardship, and it is said that she insisted on relying on a superstitious force, always believing that "everything is predestined". But the two eventually divorced after 15 years.
After the Start of the Great Movement, Li Yuqin, who had been a Fugui, was criticized and lost her job. Even her brother was beaten up because he became the "uncle of the imperial prince", and his wife also got a "anti-genus" hat. Therefore, the sister-in-law and the two sisters-in-law went to Beijing to find Puyi to clarify history.
In 1967, the two came to the ward of Union Hospital, and as soon as Li Yuqin saw Puyi on the hospital bed, he loudly rebuked: "We are here on behalf of the people of Northeast China. She asked Puyi to write a document to clarify the problem for her, explain how she was oppressed after entering the puppet palace, how she was forced to sign Article 21, etc., to show that she was an oppressed person and distinguish her from Puyi.
Li Yuqin's approach was understandable at the time, and Puyi also admitted that these were facts, and he did not dare to squeak more, and his face became pale. At that time, Puyi was also very afraid in his heart, and he was originally worried about being criticized, and Li Yuqin came to rebel, and he was even more frightened and his feet trembled.
Puyi's last wife, Li Shuxian, was very powerful. When she saw that Puyi did not dare to come out, she stood up and had a big fight with Li Yuqin. Li Yuqin, who only has a primary school culture, is not his opponent. After the two calmed down, Puyi finally wrote a proof material to Li Yuqin and gave her 100 yuan to leave Beijing. This "farce of the rebellion of the last imperial lady" is finally over.