Puyi likes Wenxiu or Wanrong
Puyi preferred Wanrong. Although Puyi had a good impression of Wenxiu at first and hired a teacher to teach her, as time went by, Puyi's preference for Wanrong became more and more obvious. He was often with Wanrong and rarely visited Wen Xiu's residence. Wanrong also became Puyi's empress, while Wenxiu became a concubine. Therefore, according to the information provided, Pu Yi preferred Wanrong.
Wanrong is beautiful, isn't Puyi moved?
Wanrong was beautiful, and her beauty and background moved Pu Yi. Although some documents mentioned that Wanrong relied on the power of her family to become the empress, there were other documents that mentioned Puyi's love and affection for Wanrong. In addition, some documents mentioned that the relationship between Pu Yi and Wanrong gradually faded, but it was not clear whether Pu Yi was no longer interested in Wanrong. In summary, Wanrong's beauty attracted Pu Yi's attention and love, but there was not enough information about the development of their relationship to make a clear conclusion.
Is Wenxiu the Empress?
Wen Xiu was not the Empress, she was the Imperial Concubine of Pu Yi. Wanrong was Puyi's empress.
Wanrong remains
Wanrong's body had not been found yet. According to different accounts, there was a saying that her body was casually thrown into a smelly ditch, and there was also a saying that she was buried in Nanshan, Yanji City, but the exact burial place was still unknown, and her bones were nowhere to be found. The whereabouts of Wanrong's body remained a mystery.
Puyi asked Puyi how many versions of "My First Half of Life" were available.
Pu Yi's " The First Half of My Life " had different versions in different novels and literary works. In some novels, Pu Yi was a main character, but in others, he wasn't. In addition, different versions of "The First Half of My Life" might have different plots and characters. However, Pu Yi's " The First Half of My Life " was a topic of great concern. There were many different versions and explanations.
What happened to Wanrong?
Wanrong's ending was very tragic. Wanrong died in 1946 in prison in Yanji, in the Jilin Province. After she was captured by the Red Army of the Soviet Union, she was completely abandoned by Pu Yi. She did not get a proper funeral or a cemetery of her own. There was no definite information about the whereabouts of her body. Therefore, Wanrong's specific ending was still an unsolved mystery.
Where is Wanrong buried?
There were different versions of Wanrong's exact burial place. There was a saying that Wanrong's body was buried on the left side of Puyi's tomb in the Qing West-Hill, buried with her husband. Another theory was that Wanrong's body was buried in the Hualong Royal Cemetery in Yi County, Hebei Province, and was buried with Puyi. However, these claims were not supported by conclusive evidence, so it was impossible to determine the exact burial place of Wanrong.
Puyi was expelled from the Forbidden City.
Pu Yi was expelled from the Forbidden City because on November 5, 1924, Feng Yuxiang's subordinate Lu Zhonglin led soldiers into the Forbidden City and drove Pu Yi out according to Feng Yuxiang's orders. Feng Yuxiang was a warlord at that time. He did not want Pu Yi to restore the Qing Dynasty, so he decided to drive him out of the Forbidden City. In addition, there were many treasures in the Forbidden City. Feng Yuxiang was worried that Pu Yi would have ideas about these treasures, so he expelled Pu Yi to protect these treasures.
Puqing was 103 years older than Puyi.
Puqing was 103 years older than Puyi. Pu Qing was the grandfather of the last emperor of the Qing Dynasty, Pu Yi. He was born in 1802. Pu Yi was born in 1906. Therefore, Pu Qing was 103 years older than Pu Yi.