In the long history of feudal society, the change of dynasties is often accompanied by cruel power schemes, and the founders of new dynasties often completely purge the royal family of the previous dynasty in order to prevent trouble. However, the fall of the Qing Dynasty was a special case. After the fall of the Qing Dynasty, China ushered in the establishment of a democratic regime, and the goal of the revolution was to overthrow feudal rule, not simply to eradicate the roots. The last emperor, Pu Yi, remained in the Forbidden City for several years after the fall of the Qing Dynasty and was eventually expelled. Even the emperor, the last Gege of the Qing Dynasty, Aixin Jueluo Xianqi, also experienced an unusual fate.
When Xianqi was born, the Qing royal family had been exiled, and his father, Prince Su, had fled to the northeast. Despite this, Xianqi still lives an aristocratic life. The situation is special, and she is known as "the last Gege". Despite the fall of the Qing Dynasty, feudal ideology was still not **. As the daughter of Prince Su, Xianqi's family rules still follow the old system. However, she was deeply disgusted by this feudal mentality and launched a fierce struggle with her family.
Hyun-ki's sister was sent to Naniwa Kawashima to become a spy. However, Hsien Ki chose a different path and was determined to fend for himself. After the fall of the Qing Dynasty, many Manchu nobles changed their names and surnames, and Xianqi also changed his name to "Jin Moyu". At the age of 19, she stepped out of the house, and despite opposition from her family, she stood by her choice.
After returning to Japan, Jin Moyu became a consultant for a company, with a good salary and no need to work. Influenced by advanced ideas, she completely broke free from the shackles of tradition and became a real professional woman. Jin Moyu once cut her hair short, wore a cheongsam, and displayed it in front of the window of the photo studio. Although Prince Su's family is rich, Jin Moyu's living standard exceeds his income, resulting in a difficult situation for a while.
In 1952, Jin Moyu was taken away from her home and entered a 15-year prison sentence. After her release, her life remained difficult. In order to make a living, Jin Moyu ran a restaurant, a laundry, and eventually entered the ** Compilation Bureau. After years of struggle, she finally wrote to *** in 1979 and was given the opportunity to start her life anew.
The title of Manchu Gege was finally removed, and Jin Moyu's years of travel also raised a fund for her to establish a school in Langfang, Hebei. In 2014, Jin Moyu died of illness in Beijing at the age of 95. She told the secret that she had hidden for many years and let go of it.