Why did Pu Yi throw Wanrong s child into the furnace, and did Wanrong really betray Pu Yi

Last time, I watched a short **, which was about Pu Yi's physical problems and infertility. How could the emperor tolerate the fact that the child was not his own, so he threw the child into the furnace.

Because this child is not Pu Yi's, but a child of Wanrong and Pu Yi's maids, Pu Yi saw his queen and brought himself a green hat, and he must not be able to tolerate such ugly things.

The reason why Pu Yi threw Wanrong's child into the furnace was because the child was not Pu Yi's, and Pu Yi, as an emperor, naturally didn't want to cuckold himself, so he threw the child into the furnace in a fit of anger, which shows that Wanrong really betrayed Pu Yi.

Yes, Wanrong really betrayed Pu Yi. We have no way to investigate the real reason, but the child she gave birth to was not Pu Yi's, which is evidence.

When Pu Yi was a teenager, he lost his sexual ability, so Wenxiu chose to divorce, Pu Yi didn't sprinkle all his anger on Wanrong, snubbed Wanrong, and finally Wanrong committed adultery with others due to her physical needs, Wanrong did betray Pu Yi, but Wanrong was really forced by life and couldn't help herself.

It is said to be true, because Pu Yi is infertile, and Wanrong's child cannot be born with him. This child seems to be Wanrong and a waiter, because Pu Yi has no ability in this regard, and Wanrong can't bear it, so she found another man.

Because Wanrong's child is not Pu Yi's, he chose to throw that child into the furnace, and Wanrong's behavior itself is already betraying Pu Yi, I think Pu Yi's practice is more recognized by me, of course, this is only a practice in the old society, and it is not advocated now.

According to historical sources, Fuyi was flawed in one way, leading him to believe that he could not have children of his own. There are also many suspicions about Wanrong, and the feelings fade in the suspicion, and in the end, Wanrong really betrayed Pu Yi and fornicated with the guards.

Wanrong betrayed Pu Yi. It is very shameful for Pu Yi to think that he is the emperor but has been betrayed by the most beloved empress, and the child is not Pu Yi's, so he will cruelly throw the child into the furnace.

Wanrong betrayed Pu Yi and lived up to Pu Yi's deep love and trust in her. Maybe it's because of love and hate, Pu Yi did such an extreme thing and threw the newborn into the furnace.

Because Pu Yi couldn't have children because of his health, Pu Yi couldn't accept this child, so he threw the child into the furnace.

Because he felt that Wanrong's child was not his own, so he did such an extreme thing, he knew that he had some physical defects and it was difficult to have his own child, so he would not allow betrayal, which should be regarded as the dignity of a man and an emperor.

Because Wanrong betrayed Pu Yi, this child is not Pu Yi's, so the above scene will occur, Pu Yi has physical defects, so Pu Yi knows that he was cuckolded, of course he can't forgive.

I don't think that's the case, after all, Pu Yi at that time was just a suspicion, and there was no very clear evidence to prove it.

Wanrong is not just Pu Yi alone, she is not her own, so she will give it to her.

It is rumored that he betrayed Pu Yi, it seems that it was because of Pu Yi.

It is said that there is such a thing, and this kind of person is really terrible.

In fact, it is not necessarily betrayal. Pu Yi is to reassure some people, politics.

It should be a betrayal, otherwise how would the child be thrown into the furnace.

It should be because he betrayed him that he is so angry.

I recommend you to read Pu Yi's own writing, the first half of my life.

Wanrong may have betrayed Pu Yi, otherwise she would not have thrown the child into the furnace.

I don't know about it. Maybe he was betrayed to do this.

Because the child is not his, it is recorded that Pu Yi was unable to have sex as an adult due to physical reasons, so Wanrong's child could not be Pu Yi's. That is to say, Wanrong gave Pu Yi a green hat. This was a great shame for Pu Yi, so the newborn wine cup was thrown into the furnace and burned to death.

Because Pu Yi was infertile, he knew that Wanrong's child was not his, and he couldn't accept that his wife gave birth to someone else's child, so he was thrown into the furnace and burned to death when he was born, and Wanrong betrayed him.

And Pu Yi's personality is becoming more and more difficult to control, and over time, Wanrong can't feel the warmth of a man, and becomes more and more lonely, but Pu Yi ignores him. At this time, Pu Yi's guards were extremely pitiful and Wanrong, and they were very good to him, and the two had a relationship by accident, and finally Wanrong became pregnant and gave birth to a child. Pu Yi discovered this after returning from Japan.

As the king of a country, he was cuckolded, which Pu Yi couldn't accept, so he had a crazy puff after him, and Wanrong fell into despair, and then went crazy and finally died.

Pu Yi has no fertility, so the child is not his, but the child born to Wanrong and the guards, Pu Yi can't accept his wife and other people's children and kills them directly.

The reason is that Wanrong and Pu Yi's guards committed adultery to give birth to this child, which made Pu Yi's face unbearable, so he killed Wanrong's child.

Because Pu Yi didn't believe that Wanrong was innocent, he suspected that the child was not his own, and as a king, he couldn't stand such a betrayal, so he couldn't tolerate that child.

Because Wanrong cuckolded Pu Yi, Wanrong's child was not born after his child had an affair with the guard, so he killed the child.

Because Wanrong's child is not Pu Yi's flesh and blood, Pu Yi will throw him into the furnace, Pu Yi's childhood experience made him unable to have children, but Wanrong is pregnant, so Wanrong did betray Pu Yi.

Because Wanrong's child was born by her and the guard, Pu Yi felt very embarrassed, so he threw the child into the furnace; Wanrong did betray Pu Yi.

Because the child was not his own, but was born to Wanrong and one of the guards, Wanrong betrayed him, and he threw Wanrong's child into the furnace.

Because Pu Yi knew that he was incapable of having children, and Wanrong's child was obviously not his own, Wanrong betrayed himself, for this kind of thing, Pu Yi couldn't accept it, so he threw the child into the furnace.

According to the deleted content of "The First Half of My Life", according to Pu Yi, because Wanrong squeezed Wen Xiu away, Pu Yi was disgusted with her. In Pu Yi's long-term coldness, Wanrong became pregnant due to adultery with Pu Yi's two attendants, Li Tiyu and Qi Jizhong, based on her physical needs. All this Pu Yi was kept in the dark, and it wasn't until Wanrong was about to give birth that Pu Yi knew that Wanrong was having an affair with someone.

After Wanrong gave birth to a baby girl, Pu Yi ruthlessly threw Wanrong's child into the boiler, and lied that the child was handed over to Wanrong's brother to raise, and Wanrong didn't know the truth until she died.

The reason why Pu Yi is sure that the girl born by Wanrong is not his own flesh and blood, but an affair with others, which is related to Pu Yi's secret. Pu Yi lived in the palace since he was a child, and after not being emperor for two years, he abdicated. After his abdication, the eunuchs in the palace arranged for the palace maids to sleep with him in order to prevent the little emperor from running around at night.

Because Pu Yi was too young and immature at the time, and he didn't know how to control himself, the little emperor woke up one night with Venus in his eyes, and finally Pu Yi had physical defects and couldn't do the things of husband and wife. It was because of this that Wen Xiu filed for divorce from Pu Yi.

In 1945, Japan surrendered, and Wanrong and other personnel of the puppet Manchurian Imperial Palace were imprisoned in Yanji, Jilin Province. Soon after, Wanrong died of illness in prison, and the burial place is unknown, and it is said that she was "swept by an old kang and thrown on the North Mountain", becoming a lonely ghost. Afterwards, Pu Yi learned of Wanrong's death from Sagahao's letter to Pu Jie, and was indifferent.

On October 23, 2006, with the consent of Wanrong's 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, and was nicknamed "Queen of Filial Piety".

She really betrayed Pu Yi. Due to her emptiness and loneliness, Wanrong often had private meetings with Pu Yi's guard Li Yueting, and after being discovered by Pu Yi, she still continued to associate with Li Yueting and gave birth to a child.

Yes, Wanrong betrayed Pu Yi, because Pu Yi was not fertile at all, so the child was definitely not his, so he was going to throw it into the fire.

Because the child is not Pu Yi's, a man can't stand his wife giving birth to someone else's child, so he throws the child into the fire, and Wanrong really betrayed Pu Yi.