It should be very impressive from the beginning to the end. In the winter of 1950, the Qing Dynasty abolished the emperor Pu and was taken back to China from the Soviet Union as a war criminal. After the train arrived at the Manzhouli Railway Station on the Sino-Soviet border, Puyi thought that his life would be impossible, so he slipped into the bathroom and attempted to commit suicide by cutting his wrists. The director of the China War Criminals Management Office ( Ying Ruocheng ) found out that the situation was different and hurriedly knocked on the bathroom door. The knocking on the door caused Puyi to fall into memory. Pu Yi woke up from his memory. He was also rescued by the director of management, and from then on began the life of a prisoner who was tried and reformed. At the end of the story, I think he was happy, ending his ups and downs and long life...
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