The last imperial concubine Wenxiu, she was the first woman who dared to divorce the emperor. She entered the palace at the age of 13 and became the concubine Shu of Puyi at 16. Although her appearance is not as good as that of Queen Wanrong, Wenxiu reads poems and books, and her temperament is above Wanrong. In the first period after entering the palace, Wenxiu and Puyi had a good relationship, and she was very knowledgeable in learning. Puyi would often write with her about that there was a good time between the imperial concubines.
Later, the relationship between Puyi and Wenxiu gradually deteriorated, and eventually it evolved into Wenxiu's initiative to divorce Puyi, and Wenxiu as the "emperor" concubine ended actively. The marriage with Puyi! So why did she divorce Puyi? What is the reason for this?
After entering the palace, Puyi gradually lost patience with her and began to ignore her, which made Wenxiu very sad. But Pu Yi stayed with the Queen Wanrong almost all day long, and rarely paid attention to Wenxiu. After Wenxiu wakes up every day, he goes to the palaces of several concubines to greet you in turn, and then greets the "emperor" and "queen", and then returns to the Changchun Palace where he lives, closes the palace door, and writes in the palace When writing and painting, not only Puyi neglected Wenxiu, even "Queen" Wanrong often bullied Wenxiu, but Puyi ignored it and ignored it. This makes Wenxiu very hurt! This also caused her to become more and more estranged from Pu Yi.
After two years of marriage, Pu Yi was "invited" out of the palace by Feng Yuxiang, and Pu Yi moved to Tianjin. At this time, Wan Rong was happy because she grew up in Tianjin. He often went out to socialize with Puyi, while Wenxiu stayed at home. As time passed, Wenxiu felt like she was a widow. From then on, Puyi often scolded Wenxiu.
Because of getting unhappy, Wenxiu came up with an idea: divorce. And the divorce request put forward is that Pu Yi will spend 500,000 yuan as alimony after divorce. Because he couldn't get so much money at once, after many conversations, it dropped from the initial 500,000 yuan to 50,000 yuan. Wen Xiu took the only 50,000 yuan and divorced Pu Yi.
After the divorce, Wenxiu returned to Beiping with the money and began to live a civilian life. She worked as a teacher and studied traditional Chinese painting, but fell into a difficult life. Without money, Wenxiu had to rely on relatives and worked hard by herself. She pasted paper boxes, picked up ashes and moved bricks. Life at this time can be said to be quite embarrassing. Later she worked as a proofreader for the newspaper. Finally, under the introduction of others, he married Liu Zhendong, Li Zongren's adjutant. After marriage, the lives of the two are simple and ordinary, Wenxiu is still very satisfied.
As the imperial concubine of the last emperor Puyi, although not well-known, she was the first woman in Chinese history to ask the emperor for divorce, and she was still full of life after the divorce. Yearning, bravely pursuing their own happiness, can be regarded as a strange woman.
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