As the last emperor, Puyi once had a queen and four concubines, all of whom were talented and beautiful. However, the woman Puyi loved most in his life was actually someone else, and that was her last wife Li Shuxian.

Puyi As the last emperor, he once had a queen and four concubines, all of whom were talented and beautiful. However, the woman Puyi loved most in his life was actually someone else, and that was her last wife Li Shuxian .

Li Shuxian was not very good-looking and told endless lies, but she dared to slap Puyi on the seventh day of her marriage, and even when she was about to die, she was unwilling to be buried with Puyi.

What is the dispute between her and Puyi? Why did Puyi regard her as his true love, but she was full of regrets about this marriage?

follows "The Cheating Inspector Meng". Today we will talk about Puyi's last marriage.

Pu Yi fell in love with her at first sight, but she lied a lot

Pu Yi and Li Shuxian were introduced to each other. Li Shuxian was more than ten years younger than Pu Yi, and she was still a nurse. She was exactly the image of an independent woman in Pu Yi's ideal of the new era, so Pu Yi was very satisfied with this "blind date" and started pursuing her. Within a few months, the two of them were They got married, but Puyi didn't know that Li Shuxian had lied to him.

First of all, Li Shuxian falsified her academic qualifications. She told Puyi that she graduated from high school, but after investigation, it was found that Li Shuxian had not even finished elementary school and could not write a few words.

The second is her marriage experience. When the two were dating, Puyi only knew that Li Shuxian was married, but he didn’t know anything more. When he asked, Li Shuxian would prevaricate and sometimes lose his temper. Puyi cherished herself very much. For this person, once he saw that the other person was unhappy, he stopped asking after a while.

Li Shuxian's attitude is abnormal, that's because she has a guilty conscience.

Li Shuxian has not only been married to three people! One was forced to marry an ugly old man at the age of sixteen, and the other two were police officers and accountants. Moreover, Li Shuxian once made a living in a dance hall in Shanghai, and many men hung around her.

Puyi may have known about these things, but he didn't pay much attention to them. On the one hand, he was more speculative with Li Shuxian, and on the other hand, he knew that his health was deteriorating and wanted to find a companion.

The last emperor became strict with his wife and was disliked everywhere

Friends who pay attention to modern history know that Puyi is sterile, but Li Shuxian did not know this.

Only one week after they got married, Li Shuxian felt something strange. Puyi often smelled her hair and neck in the middle of the night, but it stopped there and was not like a normal married life. It wasn't until Li Shuxian discovered that Puyi was secretly injecting hormones that she knew what was going on.

Li Shuxian found it difficult to accept this fact and always complained to others that she was deceived into getting married. However, Li Shuxian's willingness to marry Puyi is certainly not just to live a plain married life.

Although Puyi was deposed and became an ordinary citizen, there were rumors at the time that he had valuable antique treasures from the Qing Palace hidden in his body, and Li Shuxian must have heard about it. As a result, after getting married, she discovered that Puyi was really just an ordinary employee who received a dead salary.

I think Li Shuxian's regrets and complaints after her marriage were also related to her failure to make money.

And according to the oral accounts and interviews of people around him, it was revealed that Li Shuxian slapped Puyi just a few days after the two got married. I don’t know whether it was light or serious, but Puyi just took it. There was even a time when Li Shuxian quarreled with him and wanted to divorce him. Puyi even cried and knelt down, begging only to save the marriage.

This is not only because of Puyi's deep feelings for Li Shuxian, but also because Puyi's former queens and concubines: Wanrong, Wenxiu, Fuguiren...

all took the initiative to be with him. Puyi's self-esteem was frustrated by the divorce, and he really didn't want to suffer like this again in his later years.

l After Puyi's death, he fought for his inheritance, but was unwilling to be buried with him.

I believe many people have heard of Puyi's autobiography "My First Half of Life". This book is still very popular today, and it was adapted into the movie "The Last Emperor". It has won awards at many international film festivals.

Therefore, its publishing fees and copyright fees are very high. As Puyi's wife, Li Shuxian should have the right to inherit this part of the inheritance.

But the problem is that this book was not completed by Puyi alone, but with the assistance of editor Li Wenda. Many of the historical details of this book and the polishing of the writing were done by Li Wenda, but in When it was published, he was unwilling to add his own name, so the author column only had Puyi's name.

Because of this, Li Shuxian and Li Wenda's family members fought a lawsuit for ten years. It was not until Li Wenda himself passed away that Li Shuxian obtained the copyright of this book.

Ironically, Li Shuxian passed away two years after this chaotic lawsuit ended, with nowhere to spend the money.

When Li Shuxian was dying, she insisted not to be buried with Puyi:

"Puyi had been a puppet for half of his life. After his death, I cannot be his poster child. My ashes will not be buried with Puyi."

Such reasons At first glance, there seems to be no problem, but in fact it is sophistry. After liberation, Puyi shed his previous status as a puppet and became an ordinary Chinese citizen. However, Li Shuxian's words put the hat of "puppet" on Puyi, which seemed a bit ruthless.

The experiences of Puyi and his wife were written by Li Shuxian as an autobiography, and were also made into movies and TV series. In the movie, Puyi and his wife had a harmonious relationship until death, but the reality always involves financial interests.

When Puyi was seriously ill, what he did most every day was to play with ants at home. This was a game he played when he was a child and a puppet emperor in the Qing Palace. The freedom and love he pursued in his later years may not be as fun as playing with ants and crickets. It comes true.

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