At the end of the Qing Dynasty, the most beautiful character enjoyed all the riches in his later years, but he was reduced to a street stall

Ai Xin Jue Luo Yunying was the third sister of Puyi, the last emperor of the Qing Dynasty, and was called "the most beautiful character" because of her outstanding appearance.

Originally born in the imperial family, should be able to enjoy a lifetime of glory and wealth, but if you encounter a change of dynasty, the end will usually be very miserable, and once the nobles lose their status, they may not even have a skill to make a living. The third sister of Puyi, the last emperor of the Qing Dynasty, lived a luxurious life when she was young, but she did not expect that in her later years, in order to live, she had to set up street stalls, sell cigarettes, and even be so poor that her children were sick and had no money to see a doctor.

Comprehensive media reports, the last emperor of the Qing Dynasty Puyi's sister named "Love New Jue Luo Yunying", because of the third oldest in the family, also known as the three grids, although the imperial system has been overthrown at the time, Puyi also abdicated for nearly a year, but at that time the government put them under house arrest in the Forbidden City, and also provided four million two silver per year, so Yun Ying still lived a carefree life when she was a child, grew up in a good environment, and Yun Ying's appearance became more and more outstanding, so that she had the title of "the most beautiful grid".

At the age of 19, under the guidance of Puyi, Yun Ying married Empress Wanrong's younger brother Runqi, and after marriage, she went to Japan with her husband to study, but she was bullied by many Japanese in the local area, and her life was very unhappy, and finally returned to the mainland on the grounds of visiting relatives. In 1945, Japan surrendered, the puppet state of Manchukuo was also declared demise, Yun Ying fled with the imperial family to the Yalu River's big chestnut ditch, but on the way separated from Runqi, because of the fear that the family of a war criminal would be implicated, she had to take her children to wander in the northeast, waiting for news of her husband.

In order to carry the family's life, Yun Ying took off her cheongsam, put on coarse cloth clothes, and began to sell cigarettes on the street, and bought the torn clothes of poor people, with a meager income only enough to make ends meet, and even her family had no money to heal when she was sick.

After the liberation of Beijing in 1949, Yun Ying returned with her children and learned that her husband was still in the war criminals management center, so she moved in with her mother-in-law and continued to live a hard life; in 1954, with the help of the relevant government personnel at that time, she got a new job, and her life was greatly improved, and soon after, she was finally reunited with her husband who had been separated for 12 years; finally Yun Ying died of illness in 1992, ending a life of ups and downs at the age of 79.