How did Puyi s last queen Wanrong die

Extraordinary Citizen Wong Tsz-wah [Hong Kong, China] as Pu Yi, Jiang Wenli as Kwok Bu Roche, Wan Rong, Qin Hailu as Wen Xiu, Chen Jin as Li Shuxian.

Because he has lived in a deformed state for a long time, and then she felt that after the other party had an affair with the guard, she gave birth to a child, and the palace maid was talking about it and was affected.

Because this child is not his. He wants to maintain his dignity and will never tolerate the royal blood being impersonated at will.

1. Wanrong died in Yanji Beida Prison during the escort of the People's Liberation Army. Suspected of the poor medical conditions at that time, coupled with drug addiction, Wanrong's life had reached the point where she could not take care of herself, and in order to maintain her life, she also needed an appropriate amount of opium every day, and her relatives in Changchun were unwilling to take her home, and finally died in Yanji.

At the end of the year, Pu Yi was forced into the palace, and the emperor's honorific title became a history that passed forever. In order to restore the imperial dream of the Qing Dynasty, Pu Yi chose to become the puppet emperor of the puppet Manchuria. After that, Pu Yi began to ignore Wanrong.

During this period, Wanrong's daily life was strictly controlled by the Japanese Paiqing, so that Wanrong did not have the slightest freedom. In the process of being monitored, Wanrong's body and mind tend to collapse.

3, the days of the cold palace made her change from a quiet and delicate woman to a madman with a beautiful line. In 1945, the Chinese People's Liberation Army won the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and Japan surrendered, and the so-called imperial relatives, including Pu Yi, began to flee. But due to long-term drug abuse and mental breakdown, Wanrong's life is running out.

Pu Yi will kill Wanrong's child, all to save his face and be angry for himself. Pu Yi knew that he was infertile, so the fact that she was pregnant touched Pu Yi a lot; When he learned the news, he understood that Wanrong had betrayed him, and as an emperor, although he had no real power, he would still accept severe punishment if such a thing happened.

Wanrong, as the last queen, like Pu Yi, is a tragic figure, and her life is destined to be unhappy from the beginning of marrying Pu Yi. The person who has the same fate as her is also a woman named Wen Xiu; She is luckier than Wanrong, and she is also the first woman in feudal history to dare to divorce the emperor.

Pu Yi chose to kill Wanrong's child after it was born, and he would do such a cruel thing because of the following two reasons.

Pu Yi was bent on restoring the Qing Dynasty and returning to the pinnacle of the emperor. But what he didn't know was that this was a dream that would never come true. The Japanese put him on the throne just to better rule the puppet state of Manchukuo, and he did not have any real power in his hands.

Because of Wenxiu's divorce, Pu Yi blamed Wanrong for all the faults, thinking that she did not manage the harem well, so that she was embarrassed in the world and became the most incompetent emperor.

After Wanrong was beaten into the cold palace, she slowly had an affair with the guards, and finally secretly gave birth to a child. In the face of a non-biological child, Pu Yi certainly would not let him live.

Wenxiu's divorce is a blow to Pu Yi, and Wanrong's pregnancy and childbirth are devastating to Pu Yi. He knew that he would not have any more children in this life, but he couldn't bear it, so he had an affair with his guards and brought himself a hat.

Not many men could endure such a situation, let alone the last emperor. Although he has no power, his majesty and the emperor's spirit still exist, and this kind of face-losing thing will definitely wipe out the family in ancient times.

Poor Wanrong always thought that her child was alive, and she didn't know the truth until she died.

Because it was Wanrong and someone else's child, not his, he felt that he had brought shame to himself, so he killed that child.

This is because Emperor Puyi suspected that Wanrong had cuckolded him, and felt that the child born by Wanrong was not his own, so he killed her child.

Wanrong's child is not his, he feels that this matter is very humiliating, Wanrong betrayed him, so he wants to kill this child.

Because he doesn't want to leave a handle on people, if he keeps this child, others are likely to threaten him with this child.

Because he doesn't want to leave himself a handle. If you keep this child, you will definitely become a burden to yourself.

Wanrong was so weak because of drug addiction that she fell ill and died.

Wanrong's final ending is to die of illness in prison.

In August 1945, the Soviet Union quickly captured Manchuria during the "August Storm" operation, and Wanrong withdrew from Xinjing to Dalizigou in Tonghua with the palace personnel on the 11th, and was later captured by the Communist guerrillas who occupied the area.

He was transported to Tonghua, Changchun, Yongji, Dunhua, and Yanji, and finally died in prison in Yanji, Jilin Province, around June 10, 1946 (see Sagahao's memoirs) or in late August (according to newspapers at the time). The burial place is unknown, some say that it was "swept by an old kang and thrown on the North Mountain", and some say that it was "buried in Nanshan in Yanji City", and the bones are nowhere to be found.

Three years later, Pu Yi, who was living in prison in the Boli Detention Center, learned of Wanrong's death from a letter from Saga Hao to Pu Jie, and seemed indifferent. On October 23, 2006, with the consent of his younger brother Runqi, he was buried with Pu Yi in the Hualong Royal Cemetery outside the Qingxi Mausoleum in Hebei Province in the form of a spirit.