This is a rare ** in the youth of the last emperor Puyi's "wet nurse" Wang Lianshou. Her original name was Wang Lianshou, born in Cangzhou, Hebei Province, and she was the child of a poor peasant family with a hard life. However, fate tied her to the life of the last emperor, Pu Yi.
Wang Lianshou's early life was full of poverty. At the age of nineteen, a severe drought in her hometown caused her to lose her husband and her daughter, who was a few months old. By coincidence, she followed the introduction of her fellow villagers to the Alcohol Palace, and became Pu Yi's wet nurse. Growing up in the countryside, she was hardworking and simple, and was loved by the members of the royal family, especially Puyi's grandmother Liu Jiashi, who trusted her. Under her nurturing, Xiao Puyi thrived.
1908 was a particularly memorable year for Pu Yi and Wang Lianshou, as Pu Yi was canonized as a little emperor. Wang Lianshou entered the palace with Xiao Puyi and became the only relative of the little emperor. Pu Yi relied on Wang Jiao's family and was full of respect for her.
Although Wang Jiao is an ordinary woman, she does not understand the way of Confucius and Mencius, and she does not know how to talk about great truths. However, she led by example and instilled some basic life principles and values in Pu Yi. Pu Yi was stubborn when he was a child, and often bullied eunuchs and palace maids, but every time Wang Lianshou would persuade him bitterly, and Pu Yi could always listen.
In 1924, Pu Yi was kicked out of the palace, and Wang Lianshou was nearly forty years old at that time. Because there were no relatives in her hometown, Pu Yi couldn't bear to let her go back, so the two came to Tianjin together. Later, Pu Yi was taken hostage by the Japanese and went to the Northeast to establish the "puppet Manchukuo", and Wang Lianshou was still by his side. Although Pu Yi became a puppet and was at the mercy of the Japanese army, in life, he cared more about Wang Lianshou.
However, Wang Lianshou's fate was destined to an extraordinary end. With the surrender of Japan, Pu Yi was captured, and Wang Lianshou was transferred with the Eighth Route Army along with the other palace maids. On the way, they were attacked by the Japanese army, and Wang Lianshou unfortunately *** Her death brought a heavy blow and sadness to Pu Yi, and also made Pu Yi lose his last relative.