Tan Yuling, who made Pu Yi feel painful after death, what kind of strange woman is she?

It is a slender body, with good facial features, **fair, permed with big curly hair, wearing a jade pendant, and a velvet cheongsam with apple green color. It's a kind-hearted, gentle woman.,Never put on a show.,Treat people very politely.,And be kind to your subordinates.。 Even when Pu Yi was angry, he could comfort and endure him.

This is actually a very gentle and virtuous woman, in this woman's life, not only very talented, but also has a very high appearance.

Pu Yi's wife Tan Yuling: The cause of Pu Yi's wife's death, Tan Yuling, is a mystery. Pu Yi's wife Tan Yuling had a good relationship with Pu Yi after entering the palace.

Pu Yi's wife Tan Yuling is deeply loved, and Pu Yi often asks her nephews and daughters-in-law and other female guests to accompany her to relax. Pu Yi's wife, Tan Yuling, is smart and capable, docile and virtuous, and treats people very safely.

On August 13, 1942, Puyi's wife Tan Yuling fell ill, and after ** did not get better, "Imperial Family Hanging" Yoshioka Yasuzhi called the director of Changchun City Hospital at that time, the Japanese doctor Onodera for her, and died suddenly at the age of 22.

The death of Pu Yi's wife, Tan Yuling, was a mystery at the time. Some people say "typhoid fever", some say "cystitis", some say "cold", some say it is caused by negativity, and some say that it is poisoned by wrong medicine. In this regard, there are also rumors about the motives of the "** person" and so on.

Researcher Wang Wenfeng believes that all kinds of statements can only be speculation, and now it seems that it is an unsolved historical unsolved case!

Pu Yi always believed that the Japanese killed Tan Yuling, which Pu Yi later came out to give evidence when he was tried by the Far East Military Tribunal to express his heart: He never said anything about Tan Yuling's death, endured it in his heart, and kept it silent. It was not until August 19, 1946, when Pu Yi testified for the second time at the International Military Tribunal in Tokyo.

As he was talking, he suddenly had a sad look on his face, his tone softened, he paused for a moment, and said sadly, "My beloved wife was killed by Lieutenant General Yoshioka."

The beloved wife he was referring to was Pu Yi's wife Tan Yuling.

Hearing this, the audience fell silent. Pu Yi said: "My wife was twenty-three years old at the time, and we were very harmonious, and she often told me that I had no choice but to endure and wait until the day of freedom came, and then to take back Manchuria from the Japanese.

However, she was killed by the Japanese! When Pu Yi said this, his tone had changed from sadness to anger, and he slammed the platform with his hand and shouted: "I know who did it, it is Lieutenant General Yoshioka."

Pu Yi's words shocked everyone. Many years later, when Pu Yi wrote "The First Half of My Life", he also insisted on this point of view: "The cause of her death is still a mystery to me.

Her illness was diagnosed as typhoid fever according to traditional Chinese medicine, but it was not considered a terminal illness.

Later, my doctor, Huang Zizheng, introduced Japanese doctors from the city hospital to treat me. Yoshioka said at this time that he wanted to take care of it, and made an exception to move to the Qinmin Building of the Imperial Household Mansion, and in this way, under the supervision of Yoshioka, the Japanese doctor treated Puyi's wife Tan Yuling, but the day after the **, she died suddenly. It can be seen that Pu Yi loves Pu Yi's wife Tan Yuling.