The old photos restore the real appearance of the last empress Wanrong, I have to admit that she is really beautiful
Aixinjueluo·Puyi, 1906 Born in Prince Jin’s Mansion (No. 44, Beiyan, Houhai, Xicheng District) on February 7, 2005, he is the great-grandson of Emperor Mining of Daoguang, the grandson of Prince Jinxian Yi Jia, the eldest son of Prince Regent Zaifeng, and his mother Suwanguaerjia Youlan. In the life of the last emperor Puyi, there were 5 unparalleled wives, namely Queen Guobuluo Wanrong, Shufei Wenxiu, auspicious noble Tan Yuling, Fu noble Li Yuqin, and his wife Li Shuxian. Among them, Wanrong, the last queen, is the most beautiful. Now a set of old photos restore the real appearance of the last queen, Wanrong, I have to admit that she is really beautiful.
As the last queen in the history of the Qing Dynasty, Wan Rong's life was also unfortunate. Speaking of family background and beauty, Wan Rong is really a good one. Her father, Guo Bro Rongyuan, was an enlightened person. He was Minister of the Interior at the time. He always advocated equality between men and women and believed that girls should be accepted the same as boys. Education has also created Wanrong's unique personal charm.
Wan Rong is beautiful, proficient in all kinds of piano, chess, calligraphy, and English, which is well received among the nobles. In 1922, because of her dignified, beautiful, fresh and refined appearance, Wanrong was elected to the palace and became Puyi's wife. She became the last queen of China.
The beauty of the last queen is not because of her inner appearance, but because of her inner appearance. The bones and temperament, even from the current aesthetic point of view, Wan Rong is still stunningly beautiful. When she entered the palace for the first time, Pu Yi was quite spoiled for Wanrong and hired an English teacher for her. It can be said that Wanrong is a beautiful scenery in the harem. She has a delicate appearance, elegant conversation, dignified manner, extraordinary demeanor, strong inside and soft outside, and full of kindness. She is a lady who has both Chinese and Western cultural advantages.
In 1924, Feng Yuxiang launched the "Beijing Coup." On November 5th, the last emperor Pu Yi was expelled from the Forbidden City. After Wan Rong followed Pu Yi to live in Tianjin, Wan Rong became addicted to opium at this time, and her clothes were fashionable and charming. On August 15, 1945, Japan surrendered. Puyi failed to escape and was imprisoned in the Soviet Union. Wanrong was evacuated from Xinjing to Tonghua Dalizigou with the court personnel. Later, he was captured by our guerrillas in the occupied area and transported to Tonghua, Changchun, Yongji, Dunhua, and Yanji prisons. In 1946, Wanrong passed away in a prison in Jilin. Her life was embarrassing.
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