After Li Shuxian died, why did he not want to be buried with Puyi? Her reason is hypocritical, and the answer is worth pondering

Introduction

Ancient Chinese emperors have supreme rights and various privileges, and their privileges are also reflected in the choice of spouses. In ancient times, men could have three wives and four concubines, and the emperor was even more exaggerated. They could have three palaces and six courtyards. Although it is not a real harem with three thousand beauties, there are still hundreds of concubines. In addition to those court ladies, it is said that they are three thousand beauties. Not too much.

In many film and television works about the life of the harem, we can see that in order to get the emperor’s favor, those harem concubines are racking their brains to calculate. Although it is not such an exaggeration in real life, most concubines do use them for the upper position. Some means, these are to get a better life and higher family honor.

For those women who entered the palace as concubines in ancient times, they bear not only their own destiny, but also the honor and disgrace of the whole family. Their life's efforts are not only for the beautiful life during their lifetime, but also for their own title and family development after death. If they can be buried with the emperor, they can get the incense worship of countless royal descendants. These things are all for the ancients. very important.

However, there were many women in history who did not want to be buried with the emperor, and Li Shuxian was one of them. She and the last emperor Puyi are husband and wife. Puyi's first wife is Empress Wanrong. Puyi herself is impotent and has a gloomy personality. Wanrong is unwilling to be lonely and has an affair with the guards. She has a secretive pregnancy and was imprisoned after the incident. After

, Pu Yi married Tan Yuling again. The other party was also a Manchu noble, who was still attending school in Beijing and was a progressive young man. After the two were together, they had a sweet life for a while, but such sweetness did not last long.

In 1942, Tan Yuling caught a cold, and Puyi's wife quickly found a Japanese doctor. As a result, after the doctor's treatment, his wife, who had only had a small cold, got worse and worsened and died soon after.

Tan Yuling

Puyi has always felt that the doctor killed his wife, but she had no evidence to give up. Since then, his character has become more irritable, and he has become dissatisfied with the Japanese.

The Japanese government wanted Puyi to give birth to an heir of Japanese descent as soon as possible, so it asked Puyi to marry a Japanese woman, but Puyi refused to cooperate. But the arm couldn't twist the thigh, the Japanese government still forced him to choose a concubine-Li Yuqin.

Li Yuqin was born ordinary and looks very beautiful, but Puyi was dissatisfied with the marriage arranged by the Japanese, and his relationship with his wife was not good. After Japan withdrew from China, their marriage came to an end. Li Yuqin divorced Puyi during the labor camp and remarried.

Li Yuqin

After finishing the labor camp, Puyi left the labor camp and started a new life as an ordinary Chinese citizen. He also took care of him a lot in the organization, found him a suitable job, and actively introduced him to someone. This is how his last wife Li Shuxian came.

In 1962, Li Shuxian was thirty-seven years old. Before that, she had experienced two failed marriages. Under Sha Zengxi's introduction, she and Puyi met. The two felt that the conditions were right, so they married and formed a new family.

To outsiders, the two have a good relationship after getting married. Pu Yi also said that Li Shuxian made him experience the real married life.

After the two lived together for five years, Puyi died of cancer first. It happened to be during the Cultural Revolution, but fortunately Li Shuxian was taken care of by the CPPCC, so he has not been affected much. After Puyi's death,

was buried in Babaoshan at first, but was later moved to the Qing Dynasty Tombs for some reasons. Here is the royal garden, his cemetery is next to the tomb of Emperor Guangxu. Later, the tombs of Tan Yuling and Wanrong were also moved over. After all, these two were still his nominal wives.

In 1997, Li Shuxian also died of cancer. Logically speaking, after she died, she should be buried together with Puyi, but she was buried alone in Babao Mountain. Why?

Li Shuxian has been living a lonely life for more than 30 years of living alone. She did not choose to remarry, perhaps because she was disappointed in the marriage, perhaps because of the special status of her ex-husband. In short, she chose to walk through the thirty long years alone.

According to what she said, marrying PuyiAfter that, there were actually many problems between the two people. Even after the reform through labor, Puyi still had some emperor vices that were difficult to eradicate, which made her find it difficult to accept.

However, considering that the two have experienced many marriages, divorce will not affect it, so she did not mention divorce in the end. She sometimes regrets why she married Puyi at that time. Z3z

’s previous events can’t be investigated, but after death she really didn’t want to be buried with Puyi. The excuse she gave was that Puyi had been a Japanese puppet, so she didn’t want to be his signature.

Actually, this reason is far-fetched. The main reason why Li Shuxian is unwilling to be buried with Puyi is due to vanity. After Puyi's death, the world's evaluation of him has been constantly changing, but in general, Puyi is not a positive person. There is not much legacy left to Li Shuxian.

Although the autobiography "My First Half of Life" sold well, it had a large amount of manuscript fees, but Li Shuxian fought a lawsuit for ten years in order to win the manuscript fees alone. The money was obtained, but only one year later, Li Shuxian He died of illness, and Puyi’s tomb was actually buried in Babaoshan.

But for the developer’s money, Li Shuxian privately agreed to let the developer move the tomb for Puyi, selling the cemetery with the gimmick of the emperor’s tomb. After that, Puyi was also criticized by the world, so Li Shuxian did not want to be buried with him at the end of the day and wanted to be buried alone. Yu Babaoshan also thought for his own reputation.