As a prisoner of war, what was Puyi's real life like during his five years in the Soviet Union?

First of all, I can accurately tell you that during the five years that Puyi was imprisoned by the Soviet Union, he never had a bad life. It can be said that all aspects of treatment are very good, not like a prisoner at all. According to relevant data, in order to ensure the safety of Puyi, the Soviet Union specially equipped him with a prison with a particularly high security level, and sent special personnel to take care of Puyi's daily life, and even specially provided him with meals according to his previous living habits.

Secondly, during his detention, some feudal habits and habits of Puyi still existed, and the Soviets did not interfere too much in this respect. For example, the Soviets did not kill those who were arrested with Puyi, or put them in other places, and still let them serve Puyi, so Puyi still did what he used to do as an emperor, and sooner or later someone would come to pay their respects.

So he lived such a comfortable life that Puyi once didn't want to leave the Soviet Union. After all, he didn't get such treatment when he was a puppet that day, and his actions here will not be monitored. It can be said that the Soviets gave him great respect. Then Puyi did an absurd thing to save his life, that is, he wrote several letters to the Soviet leaders at that time, making it clear that he liked life here and wanted to stay in the Soviet Union all the time.

Fortunately, Stalin did not agree to his request. After the founding of New China, he was quickly sent back to China, and then Puyi continued to sit in prison for 10 years.