Did Wanrong, the last queen, ever have an affair with anyone?

Puyi said that she was having an affair, and the information came from the autobiography of the last emperor Puyi written by Aisin Giorro Puyi.

Introduction to the relevant contents of the article (excerpt):

In fact, she took drugs because of the advice of her father and brother, and even on the issue of adultery, she was encouraged by her brother (who is dead). I didn't know until very late that as early as on her way from Tianjin to Dalian, her brother sold her sister to a Japanese officer in the same trade for some benefits.

1935, I found the problem because she was pregnant and giving birth. I was in an indescribable mood. I was angry and didn't want the Japanese to know. The only way is to vent my anger on her. I decided to divorce her, which, in my words at that time, was to "abolish" her, except for dismissing all people who were related to her and suspected. Because the Japanese and Kwantung Army, who were the second ministers in the palace at that time, didn't allow me to offend the Japanese, I made a special move to show Wanrong, that is, to choose another "noble person".

Wanrong may still have a dream until she dies, dreaming that her child is still alive. She didn't know that the child was put into the boiler and melted at birth. All she knows is that her brother is taking care of her children outside, and her brother takes a parenting fee from her every month. Editor's note: Wanrong's newborn baby was burned in a boiler and was deleted in the final version. When she broke up with me after the Eighth Five-Year Plan, she was a heavy smoker and sickly. She died in Jilin the following year.

Extended data:

Guo Buluo Wanrong (1906165438+10/3-1June 20th, 946), whose real name is Mu Hong, whose name is Zhilian, is a native of Zhengbai Banner in Manchu (Daur nationality). Puyi's wife, the grandson of the Qing Dynasty, was the last empress of the Qing Dynasty and China, and later the empress of the Puppet Manchukuo. The word "graceful" and her word "Mu Hong" come from "Luo Shen Fu": "If you are surprised, you will look like Youlong."

Life of the character (early experience):

Guo Buluo Wanrong, a Daur, 1906 1 1 was born in Rong Yuan, the Ministry of Internal Affairs, on June 3rd. Wanrong's father, Guo Buluo Rongyuan, was an enlightened person and was then the Minister of the Interior. He has always advocated equality between men and women and believed that girls should receive the same education as boys.

In addition to teaching her reading, learning Chinese characters, playing the piano and drawing, Miss Isabel Ingram, an American born in China, was specially hired as an English teacher. As a young lady of Daur nationality, graceful and rich living environment, prominent family status, national culture and traditional culture education have had a profound impact on her. Wanrong's biological mother Ai Xinjue Roche is the granddaughter of Wang Dingjun Puxu and the fourth daughter of Yuchang. Her name is Sigege, and she died of puerperal fever when she was graceful.

Wan Rong's stepmother Hengxiang (word "faithful", later renamed "Jin Zhongxin") is also the granddaughter of Wang Puxu in Dingxian County and the second daughter of Yu Lang, who is called "Ergege", which has a far-reaching influence on Wan Rong's life. Hengxiang not only takes good care of Wanrong, but even dotes on her. Mother and daughter get along well. Other members of this family include Runliang, a half-brother, who is two years old and married Puyi's sister. Half-brother Runqi, who is six years old, married Puyi's third sister Ying. Wanrong lives in Maoer Hutong, Di 'anmenwai Street, Dongcheng District, Beijing.

References:

Puyi's self-report: Wanrong's brother urged him to have an affair-People's Daily Online Guo Buluo Wanrong-Baidu Encyclopedia