The legendary graceful death of the last emperor?

Guo Buluo Wanrong, whose real name is Mu Hong, was named Zhilian. The empress of the last emperor Puyi was born on September 27th in the thirty-second year of Guangxu reign in Qing Dynasty (Gregorian calendar 1906 1 1.03). Originally from Mannaitun, Longhe Township, nehe city City, Heilongjiang Province, Daur nationality, it was later merged into Zhengbai Banner of Manchu.

/kloc-at the end of 0/924, Puyi was driven out of the Forbidden City and lived a graceful embroidery life in Tianjin Jingyuan. With the passage of time, the weakness of Puyi's personality gradually exposed, and the physical defects eventually led Wen Xiu to file for divorce. Puyi, on the other hand, blamed Wan Rong for all the faults that the "Princess Knife Revolution" brought him great shame.

Puyi fled to Changchun and became a puppet of the puppet Manchukuo, turning a deaf ear to Wanrong. At the same time, Wanrong's actions were closely monitored and restricted by the Japanese, which made Wanrong's body and spirit on the verge of collapse. So Wanrong indulged herself more and more, she was manic and irritable, she was addicted to drugs, and even had an affair with the guards around Puyi. In short, Wanrong tried her best to do everything that could anger Puyi.

Finally, she began to live in the cold palace for 10 years, which made her change from a beautiful and quiet beauty to a wooden madman. At 1946, with the surrender of the Japanese army, a large group of royalty and relatives were left behind, and the son Puyi also fled hastily. Wanrong was carried by PLA soldiers in the army. Because of smoking addiction, disease, freezing, hunger, etc. She finally got sick and died soon. 40 years old, no ceremony, no tombstone, the grave was blown flat by the wind for a long time.

1, Puyi's statement:

Puyi talked about Wanrong's death twice before and after: the first time was when Fushun War Criminals Management Office wrote the first draft of My First Half Life. He wrote: "Eight? After the Tenth Five-Year Plan, although she was really liberated physically and mentally like the people in Northeast China, she was immersed in cure a disease and finally died in Harbin, ending her extremely unfortunate life. " Wanrong has never been to Harbin in her life, nor can she die in Harbin.

The second time was in the early 1960s, and my first half life was officially published. The book revised the above paragraph and changed it to: "'Eight? When she broke up with me after the first five-year plan, she was already very addicted to cigarettes and was ill and weak. She died in Jilin the following year. "If the word' Jilin' includes the scope of a province, that's not bad, but it doesn't point out the specific location. If it only refers to Jilin City, it is undoubtedly wrong.

2. He Jihao said:

In The Wandering Princess, Xie Ehao said that after they left Yanji, the troops "sent Wanrong to Tumen City on the border between China and North Korea" and "Wanrong was there, and she died alone". Because the army was afraid of bumps on the road, it left Grace behind, refused to transfer her to Jiamusi with the army, and certainly wouldn't send her to Tumen. Besides, Yanji and Tumen are only two hours away, so there is no transfer significance.

It is generally believed that

Wanrong did die in Yanji Jiangbei Prison at that time, because she was "seriously ill" as mentioned in the book. At that time, her living conditions and medical conditions were extremely poor, and she finally died in prison. After his death, they (Guo et al.) swept Lao Kang and threw it on the northern mountain. Because he is a queen, unlike a mortal, he remembers the plot, date and year very clearly. In a well-preserved original registration form, the exact time of her death was clearly recorded: "She died at 5 o'clock before noon on June 20th".