died at 3: 56 pm on April 1, 215 at the age of 97.
People's Life
Aisingiorro Puren, also known as Jin Youzhi, the fourth brother of Aisingiorro Puyi, was born in Qin Chun Mansion on the north bank of Shichahai, Beijing, and now lives in No.2 Courtyard of Suoyi Hutong, Nanluoguxiang Hutong, Houhai, Beijing. His wife and Zhang. He has three sons and two daughters with his ex-wife, namely, the eldest son Jin, the second son Jin Yukun, the eldest daughter Jin Yukun, the second daughter Jin and the youngest son.
Learn the old school, painting and calligraphy from an early age. Puyi did not embark on the ruling road of Manchukuo. Instead, in 1947, with the support of his father, Prince Feng, he used his old house to open a Beijing primary school, where he became the principal, his father as the chairman and his sister as the teacher. After the school was awarded to the government, I continued to be a teacher at the school until I resigned in 1988. He devoted most of his life to education. After retirement, Pu Ren devoted himself to studying history of qing dynasty. In 1918, Pu Ren was born in Qinchun Palace on the north shore of Beijing Houhai. In the last few decades of the late Qing Dynasty, the Spring Palace was very prominent, with two emperors. One is Pu Ren, the second uncle of Emperor Guangxu, and the other is Pu Yi, the eldest brother of Pu Ren and the emperor of Xuan Tong. In Xuan Tong dynasty, Pu Ren's father, Zai Feng, was the regent of the state. Pu is the third generation.
On December 6th, 1911, Puren's father resigned as the Regent and returned to the palace. On January 1, 1912, the People's Republic of China was founded, and Sun Yat-sen became interim president in Nanjing. On February 12th, 1912, the Jade Dragon Queen led Emperor Xuan Tong to abdicate, ending the Qing Empire, the last feudal dynasty in China for 268 years.
After September 18th, Pu Ren accompanied his father to visit Puyi and Pu Jie in a private capacity in Northeast China. Zai Feng was saddened to see that they were subject to the Japanese everywhere and let the Kwantung Army order them around. He said to Pu Ren, what are the benefits of being the son of others? Neither can Shi Jingtang. Later, he pretended to be ill and didn't eat it. Puyi was afraid of an accident and had to let them go back to Beijing.
history is heavy. Never as bizarre as the jokes in movies. The first generation of alcohol prince Yi _ made a birch mirror on his 5th birthday. On the mirror, his calligraphy has the name of the mirror, but it is useless. We should learn from it and respect ourselves. This is his real feeling of living in a political whirlpool. His real name is Jiu Si, and he retired from the submarine. He always warned himself that he was walking on thin ice. Zai Feng, the second generation prince of alcohol, has a deep understanding of this. He studies every day and does not take part in politics.
In p>1947, Mr. Puren used the empty house in Houhai Mansion to set up a competitive primary school, which was private and maintained by the seller. Zai Feng is the chairman and Pu Ren is the principal. When he is away, he will act as an agent for the teacher not to come. The school is doing well, with more than 2 students at most.
On the eve of liberation, Kuomintang troops were stationed in the main mansion, and the secret service also took a fancy to this deep house, where a prison was secretly set up. The whole family lived in the garden. Zai Feng was seriously ill and had to move in a wheelchair. He relies on Pu Ren, who is in his twenties. After the fall of Manchukuo, the second brother never knew whether he was alive or dead. The siege of Beijing by the People's Liberation Army is unknown, and the daily difficult and uneasy life is harassed by secret agents in the army and the government. The hardships are well known. It was a miserable day! Pu Lao recalled.
on January 3th, 1949, Beijing was peacefully liberated and occupied.
The answer was unexpected and made the whole family very happy. At that time, the city leaders asked the central authorities for instructions. As the private property of Zai Feng, Chunwangfu can be purchased by the government to solve the urgent need of office space at that time. In October 1949, Zai Feng asked Puren to sell the palace to an advanced industrial school. At the end of the year, the whole family moved to a big house in Jia Wei Hutong, Dongcheng. In March, 1951, following his father Puren's orders, he presented more than 4 precious cultural relics, such as gold seals and silver books, to the Cultural Relics Bureau of the Ministry of Culture, and more than 7, books, such as German diaries. A large number of books collected by the government were donated to Peking University, Beijing Library and other units. He also took the lead in abolishing the red tape in the palace for many years, readily agreed that seven women Huan and a woman in cloth were free to fall in love, and sent Pu Ren as a representative to attend the collective wedding of Huan and her lover Qiao Hongzhi.
anecdotes about people
In a quiet alley on Gulou Street in Beijing, there is an old-fashioned quadrangle. The houses in the front and back yards look shabby and old. Being in it is easy to remind people of the decline of a dynasty. After several relocations, Mr. Essien Gyropren finally settled down here. He has lived here for decades, and the yard is covered with lush vegetation. He didn't prune it deliberately, but let it grow naturally. T have fun without it. He and his wife live in the main room of the inner court, which is a bit crowded. Several huge bookcases are the most eye-catching, filled with various versions of history books. On the wall of the study, there are his grandfather's famous sayings about managing the family. There is a landscape painting beside the desk, which he painted with traditional brushwork in his early years. The pen is clean and moist, free from worldly dust. Because Pu Ren is a teacher, his whereabouts and living conditions have attracted special attention. I went to Japan three times, and went to Korea, Singapore, Malaysia and other countries to participate in painting and calligraphy exhibitions and cultural exchange activities. Abroad, Pu Ren's calligraphy and landscape paintings are very popular with the audience. He has been to Hong Kong with his wife. Many news media in Hong Kong reported their whereabouts, and a TV station specially invited them to do live programs, which caused quite a stir in the local area. Many people begged him to write and paint. Although he insisted on not receiving remuneration, he still got a large reward. Shortly after returning to China, he donated money to Project Hope. At the same time, Pu Ren donated a large number of cultural relics to the country, showing his sincere patriotism.
in p>1951, he donated 28 precious cultural relics, such as precious gold seals and gold-plated books in spring, bronze mirrors, music boxes, 7121 volumes of twenty-four histories and other ancient books, 14 packages of imperial photos of Zhu Qing and Sun Yat-sen, and photos of Zai Feng. Went to the Ministry of Culture three times. The Ministry of Culture awarded him a certificate of commendation. In 1982, he and Pu Jie donated the calligraphy of Emperor Kangxi and Emperor Xianfeng of Qing Dynasty and the calligraphy of Empress Dowager Cixi to Chengde Museum. In 1983, they donated cultural relics such as Cheng Niyan, the portrait of the Qing emperor and the calligraphy of the last emperor Puyi to the Chinese History Museum. In 1997, he donated 211 ancient and modern editions of books, such as Twenty-four History and Qing History Draft, to Beijing Literature and History Research Institute. In 1998, he donated books to Xicheng District Archives again.
In funding public welfare undertakings, Puren spared no effort. He donated money and materials to Project Hope, people in disaster areas and ethnic primary and secondary schools respectively, and made outstanding contributions to promoting national unity and building socialist spiritual civilization. In 1991, together with Pu Jie, he donated 1, yuan for calligraphy and painting to Meng Man Primary School in Tanying, a suburb of Beijing. In the same year, Anhui, Jiangsu and other provinces suffered severe floods, and Puren donated 5, yuan to the people in the disaster areas. In 1994, his calligraphy and painting with his second brother Pu Jie sold for 6, yen in Japan. After returning to China, all of them were donated to the Youth Development Foundation, which was the first in China to set up a fund to help out-of-school teenagers in poor areas. In 1996, as a member of CPPCC, he went to Miyun County to inspect ethnic education, and immediately set up a Pu with an annual salary of over eight, indifferent to fame and fortune, and willing to keep cold. The old bungalows where he lived were in disrepair and leaked rain in summer. He could have used the income from painting and calligraphy to repair it, but he donated a lot of money to public welfare undertakings, preferring to live a frugal life with his wife on an inadequate pension.
He could have reimbursed the taxi fare by participating in the activities of the Literature and History Museum, but in order to save money, he always tried to ride a bike. On weekdays, I bought an old schoolbag with 5 yuan, while I wore a processed jacket bought by 3 yuan. His good virtues of thrift, self-discipline and caring for others deeply touched people around him.
Personality assessment
In his later years, Mr. Pu's life in S was quiet and indifferent, but he was often troubled by some troubles. There are often irresponsible writers who write works that distort history, and there are also liars who pretend to be descendants of the Qing Dynasty. In order to protect the reputation of their families and loved ones, he resolutely refuted and corrected them, and returned history to its true colors. For example, in 1991, three Pu Ren appeared in Taiwan Province Province, which was misled by some news media at home and abroad, and it was difficult to tell whether the four Pu Ren were true or false. At that time, Pu Jie and the Puren brothers exposed the irrefutable facts that the impostor faced through the East Hualu of the 11th Dynasty in Taiwan Province Province in Beijing. There once lived a man named Puyi in Zhejiang who pretended to be a descendant of the Qing Dynasty. He said he was the illegitimate son of the Regent in the late Qing Dynasty. More than a dozen newspapers and magazines at home and abroad have reported Puyi's life experience. Pu Jie and Pu Ren jointly wrote to the Central Committee, delivered speeches and articles, and finally exposed these political swindlers. Some people speculate on the married life of the eldest brother Puyi in his later years, and the book is full of trampling on his personal dignity. Teacher Pu Ren said indignantly: My eldest brother Pu Yi, as the last emperor in the history of China, can judge his merits and demerits, and of course he can criticize severely, but his personal privacy should not be publicized. This not only violates public order and good customs, but also violates Puyi's reputation as a citizen of the United States. Our loved ones have also been greatly hurt.
Mr. Ren Pu is a person who speaks slowly and acts quickly, and has always been honest and simple. Beijing Municipal People's Government awarded him the title of the fourth national unity and progress model in Beijing.