Wan Rong, the empress of the late Qing Dynasty, died in prison: Why was the body forgotten in the ditch, and the relics left behind were so sad?

Wanrong, the last empress of Qing Dynasty and even China, is like a rose with thorns. She is proud, gorgeous and talented, but she is fashionable and modern, dare to pursue and dare to break the rules. 1922, Wan Rong, who was only 17 years old, married Puyi and became the queen of the Qing Empire. However, she lived alone on her wedding night, but she had no right to be a queen. Puyi likes Wen Xiu, the concubine who entered the palace one day earlier than her.

Once in the palace, the door is as deep as the sea. Even if Wanrong resists and resents again, she has no choice but to hold her nose and admit that she has become an empty queen. Fortunately, after a period of getting along, Wanrong and Puyi also formed a strange "pen pal" relationship, and exchanged letters with Kan Kan to talk about it. Puyi also hired an English teacher for her. He loved Wanrong's talent and beauty, and Wanrong regarded Puyi as a support in the deep palace, so the days passed quietly.

1924, Feng Yuxiang suddenly attacked and led the troops into the Forbidden City. Puyi and his party were forced to leave the palace to live in Tianjin, where the charming and unhappy people first came into contact with the wonderful and unusual world outside and became addicted to opium. Compared with Wanrong, Wen Xiu Huang Fei is more free and easy. After she came into contact with the oppressive air different from that of the deep palace, she immediately chose to divorce Puyi. This is the vigorous "Knife Princess Revolution".

After Wen Xiu and Puyi divorced, Puyi, who refused to admit her failure, blamed all the faults on Wanrong, thinking that she was unreasonable, selfish and stingy, and often made Wen Xiu angry, so Puyi's attitude towards Wanrong became more and more cold and bad, which made Wanrong, who was already depressed, more painful.

What makes Wanrong even more miserable is that Puyi actually agreed to go to the puppet Manchukuo and became a puppet emperor supported by the Japanese, which made Wanrong, who was born in the Qing Dynasty, deeply dissatisfied. However, because of the title of queen, she could not divorce, and her brother actually supported this behavior at that time.

Wanrong can't get any warmth from Puyi, nor can she get any help from her family. Besides, as she grows older, she wants a child more and more. Under the destruction of opium on her mind, Wanrong inadvertently married Puyi's bodyguard.

No matter whether Puyi still likes graceful bearing or not, no matter how Puyi treats graceful bearing, graceful bearing's behavior is a challenge to imperial power, including her husband's authority. Puyi, who learned about this, was quite angry. As a man, a former emperor, it was simply rubbing his self-esteem on the ground.

Puyi directly threw Wanrong's baby into the fruit pot, and then put Wanrong in the cold, leaving two maids to take care of her life. At this time, Wanrong was crazy, and she could not accept the news of her daughter's death. She stayed in Lacrimosa all day, refused to communicate with others, drugged herself with opium and smoked three or four boxes of cigarettes every day.

1945, the Soviet Union occupied Manchuria in the "August Storm" operation, and Wanrong was captured in the process of fleeing with the palace staff and was held in prison on charges of political prisoners.

Prison life is not easy. I have to do a lot of manual work every day, and I don't have enough to eat and wear warm clothes. Besides, I am a heavy smoker. Once I have an attack, I will yell and swear in prison, roll on the ground, tear my hair and clothes, and sometimes even hit the wall. This is also unpleasant for everyone. No one wants to associate with a crazy woman.

Long-term opium consumption makes Wanrong's weak body worse and worse, and her living environment is bad. 1946, Wanrong passed away after spending the most helpless and lonely ten days in Yanji prison, and closed her glorious eyes forever with reluctance and nostalgia.

There was no funeral for her, the body was left in the gutter, or a good-hearted person passing by gave her a mat, which was scrawled and wrapped the life of the last queen of China. Apart from her most precious pipe, Wanrong left only one hand mirror.

Later, when Puyi died and the husband and wife needed to be buried together, only a photo of Wanrong was buried before her death because the body could not be found. In the photo, Wanrong has a smile on her mouth, her eyes are full of youthful brilliance and her clothes are neat. She was given the name: "If surprised, if Youlong." It's a pity that she didn't live a good life.