What was Puyi's real life like in the Soviet Union during his five years in prison?

During his imprisonment, his life was good. The Soviet Union arranged special people to take care of him, and he ate rich meals every day, all of which were Russian-style, and sometimes he was provided with bread and fruit. Like medical care, the Soviet Union also prepared a doctor and a nurse for Puyi, and examined him irregularly. Therefore, except in prison, he was treated like the emperor in other aspects.

In addition to these arrangements, the Soviet Union also gave Puyi living expenses every month, although the money was of no use to Puyi. Sometimes when Puyi is in prison, if he can't change his role for a while, he will pick up his former emperor's shelf and some of his relatives will come to offer their condolences. Moreover, he never takes part in labor, and more time is wasted on chanting Buddhism and scripture. He also likes to study divination and so on. Maybe he is eager to know his future destiny. The Soviet Union did not interfere in his actions.

Later, he was afraid that if he was extradited to China, he would be sentenced to death, so he was anxious to stay in the Soviet Union and then try to escape to other places. He once wrote a letter to Stalin that he wanted to stay. Later, he asked to join the * * * production party, studied Marxism-Leninism in prison, and donated two boxes of jewelry he brought to the Soviet government, hoping to move the Soviet government with such a move. But his actions had no effect, and he was extradited to China.

He was still very sad when he learned the news. After all, as the emperor of the Qing Dynasty, he did some traitorous acts. He is very afraid of the trial of the current government, and even more afraid of the crusade of the people of China. 1959, he was pardoned and returned to Beijing to work as a gardener in a botanical garden.