The descendants of Dolgon made trouble at the police station and wanted to return to the ancestral property of the Forbidden City
On the streets of Guangzhou, a man dressed in yellow and with big braids attracted people's attention. He claimed to be the tenth grandson of Dorgon, and although there was something peculiar, his words and actions did not seem like a joke.
This made many passers-by wonder if they really traveled to the Qing Dynasty?
Who is he? Is it really the 10th grandson of Dorgon? Or is it to stir up the heat? Some people call him Zhou Youqian, but he has a cooler name - Aixin Jueluo Zhoudi.
Do you know the surname Aixin Jueluo? In ancient times, people who dared to use this surname were estimated to be beheaded all over the house. Zhoudi's family education is different, from life, title to education, it is full of royal atmosphere.
In terms of life, the family maintains some royal traditions, such as wearing yellow clothes and wearing long braids. Even if supplies are scarce, the clothes will be stained with yellow. When Zhou Di was a child, he found that others called him Mom and Dad, but his name was Amma, and he called Uncle in front of outsiders.
There is also a difference in terms of education. Zhou Di has recited the three-character scripture and ** rules since he was a child. His father told him that he needed to memorize the names, nicknames, and dates of birth and death of the twelve emperors of the Qing Dynasty.
In order to make him obedient, his father also formulated a set of royal family rules, such as getting up in the morning to greet his parents first, not talking during meals, and shaving his hair into the yin and yang of the Qing Dynasty, which has never been cut again.
It turns out that the decoration style of this house is so unique that as soon as you enter the door, it is as if you have traveled to an ancient palace. Whether it is a modern building or an interior layout, it is full of antique atmosphere.
Paintings and calligraphy hang all over the walls, and swords and bows and arrows hang in the doorway, all of which are reminders that this is no ordinary family. From furniture to kitchenware to daily necessities, all of them have a close relationship with yellow, and they are all designed in ancient style.
The dining room is designed as an earthen kang on which families can sit and eat, as well as a special study and a large arhat bed where they can sit comfortably on their knees. The most striking thing is the living room.
On the roof of the living room, there are eight flags of the Qing Dynasty, which are the yellow flag, the white flag, the blue flag, the red flag, the yellow flag, the white flag, the blue flag, and the red flag.
Zhou Di gradually grew up in a strange eye, confidently calling himself a master and treating others as a slave. During one trip, the tickets were sold out due to delays, and he angrily ordered the conductor to make up the tickets, attracting photos from the people around him.
The conductor couldn't meet his demands, and Zhou Di threatened her. In desperation, the conductor called the police, and Zhou Di was taken to the police station. There, he still claimed to be the owner, but the police did not accept it and directly showed the handcuffs.
Seeing the handcuffs, Zhou Di calmed down and apologized to the police, and the incident was resolved.
Zhou Di believes that he has the right to enter the Forbidden City because those are the things of his ancestors. However, he was chased away by security guards without buying a ticket. He claimed to be the tenth grandson of Dolgon and tried to prove his claim.
However, historical records show that Dolgon did not have a son, so the status of the tenth grandson of Zhou Di has been questioned. In addition, Governor Di claims that his ancestors moved south after 1650, but this contradicts the claim that he may be the 10th generation.
Zhou Di once visited the Manchu History and Culture Research Association and left his business card, which was written with the word "Yudi". However, the ranking of the generations of the Aixin Jueluo family should be according to the ...... of Zai, Pu, Yu, and Hengorder.
But Zhou Di has always insisted that he is the cousin of the last emperor Pu Yi, and this statement and his business card are obviously not the same generation as Pu Yi, and even the most basic generation is wrong.
Although there is still news of Zhou Di circulating on the Internet, the only thing that remains unchanged about him is the yellow clothes and long braids. His identity seemed to have become an obsession in his heart, and he fantasized every day that he could bring endless wealth by virtue of his identity.
This kind of thinking has made him indulge in his own world for decades, just like Lu Xun's Kong Yiji, and he has never been able to get rid of the robe in his heart. However, the more this is the case, the more we should reflect on ourselves, even if it is true, for now, it is just a castle in the air, and being down-to-earth is the only option.