The picture shows a group of old photos of the tragic life story of the late Qing Emperor Puyi's imperial sister Yun Huan, who was originally the most beloved little daughter of the late Qing Dynasty regent Zaifeng, and also the little imperial sister who was loved and cared for by the emperor's brother Puyi. Yun Huan has experienced a life of great ups and downs in his life, rich and glorious, but also poor and bitter. She lived until 200 years before she died, and her last words on her deathbed were even more poignant and tearful.
Born in a royal family, Yun Huan is a Miss Qianjin who was born with a golden spoon, plus she is also the youngest child of Zaifeng, so she is particularly pampered and loved. Unfortunately, when she was three years old, her imperial brother Puyi and Empress Wanrong and others were expelled from the palace by Feng Yuxiang, and since then, her supreme and noble royal life has begun to plummet.
After Yun Huan's imperial brother Puyi and Empress Wanrong were driven out, they first lived in the palace of Prince Shuo, and at that time, Xiao Yunhuan had the opportunity to get close to the last emperor's brother. Although Puyi was expelled, his life was still very luxurious. He likes the clever little imperial sister Yun Huan very much, and will reward her every time he gets a fresh and valuable gadget.
A year later, Puyi was going to move from Beijing to Tianjin, and when he left, he was pulled by Xiao Yunhuan and cried. Yun Huan was even reluctant to love his brother, so he was reluctant to leave. A few years later, the Prince of Alcohol's mansion and his party also moved to Tianjin. At that time, Yun Huan had the opportunity to reunite with his brother Puyi. Later, Puyi was deceived by the Japanese and moved to the northeast to have more puppet emperors of puppet Manchukuo.
Prince Zaifeng had a big quarrel with Puyi over this matter, and finally even made a fuss to cut off his robe and never come and go. Although Yun Huan was very worried about the imperial brother Puyi, he was hindered by his father's reprimand, so he did not dare to see the imperial brother again. After the end of the War of Resistance, Yun Huan was already a 26-year-old girl. After experiencing the prosperity of the world, she began to wash away the lead and live alone in silence.
Later, Yun Huan became a teacher, and she spent all day in plain green clothes and taught the children in the school. It was not until 2004 that the 84-year-old Yun Huan died of old age and serious illness. Before dying, she reluctantly took her friend's hand and said her last words in the world: Our family is a sinner of the Republic of China! We have regrets! Yun Huan's last words were heartbreaking, and it turned out that she had such a deep affection in her heart.