2. At that time, the staff of Qing Xiling found Li Shuxian, the last wife of Puyi, and persuaded her to move Puyi's tomb to Qing Xiling in 1995. According to the person in charge of the Qing Xiling Mausoleum, Puyi's tomb was moved to the Qing Xiling Mausoleum. First, it was determined that this place was his tomb at the beginning of his accession to the throne. In addition, the economic conditions in Yixian County, Baoding, where the Qing Xiling Mausoleum is located, were poor, which could promote the development of local tourism.
3. Wanrong, the last empress, was buried in the wilderness 6 years ago, and the Qing Xiling was buried in Yiguan Tomb 6 years later. Guo Buluo Wanrong, the last empress, was buried in the tomb of Qing Xiling and finally reunited with her husband. The cenotaph was buried on the left side of the tomb of the last emperor Puyi. In those days, Wanrong followed Puyi to Changchun under the coercion and inducement of the Japanese, and lived there for 14 years. After Japan's defeat, Wanrong fled with Puyi, and after suffering, she died in Yanji prison in 1946. Wanrong was wrapped up in an old kang mat after her death and buried on a nearby hillside. After liberation, the local government tried many times to find the bones of the last queen, but they never disappeared. Therefore, the last queen of China has never had a grave.
4. In 25, Wanrong's younger brother, Guo Buluo Runqi (who is 95 years old), expressed his wish to build a cenotaph for his sister to Li Yuan, and finally, at the burial ceremony on October 23rd, 26, a photo of Wanrong's dignified sitting posture, which best reflected her identity and temperament, was signed on the back, put in a crystal photo frame and buried in the grave, and at the same time, a jar from the tomb was buried. There is only one hand mirror for personal use on display in Puyi Museum, and the tragic life of graceful drama has come to an end.