The Last Emperor's Autobiography

Aixinjueluo Puyi was the last monarch since Qin Shihuang established the emperor system. He was the king of the Qing Dynasty. In February 1912, he was only six years old when he fell from his position. From 1932 to 1945, he was deceived by the Japanese Kwantung Army and acted as a puppet of the Manchukuo puppet. He was pardoned in 1959 and died of illness in Beijing in 1967. The full text tells the story of "my family background", "my childhood", "inside and outside the Forbidden City", "activities in Tianjin", "sneaking to the Northeast", "fourteen years", "in the Soviet Union", "from suspicion to confession" and "accepting re-election". It lifts the veil of history and presents the true character of the character. This book will take readers closer to a real Puyi, a real last emperor.