骆驼的英文

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Jixriginallythe

ofertherebuilding

andrepaironApril31932,medthe

rast,whenPuyimovedin,he

ewas

contngthe

building,upalongthestairs,wecometothecondfloor,thewestpartofthisflooristheliving

quarterofPuyi,whichmainlycontainsbedroom,study,barbersroom,theroomofBuddhists,

roomisdecoratedsimplyand

id

safraidofhotverymuch.

Hegotthehabitofcoveringtowelingcoverletwhenheslept,coveringoneinsummerandtwoin

rtofhisbodywaswrappedwithacleansheetwhichwaswashedandchanged

elyenough,thereweretwohumanmodels,one搈ale?another揻emale?and

underhiswindowfacingsouth,wenttobed,Puyialwaysput

idthattheyrvedas扬uyisbodyguards?Theroomconnecting

pet,therewerenoaffairstodealwith,soheldomwent

totheQinminBuildingtohandlewiththeaffairs,insteadhespentmoreandmoretimeinJixi

dybecamehisanotheroffice,andheoftenmetYocsiokaYasunaosuhere.

Generally,withouthispermit,siokawasan

er,mewhenhecame,Puyi

thepicture,thispaintingonthewallwas

ghitwasnotwell-done,Puyihungitintheprominent

ally,intheroomwasthemodelof揌iji?

firstvisitedJapan,anepurpowastomakehim

l2,1935,arrangedbytheGuandongArmy,Puyibeganhisvoyageby

thevoyage,inordertoexpresshisgratefulness,Puyi

scriptedapoem:Japantheworshipsailsfor,ostateshand

inhand,2nd,5daysafterPuyisreturningfromJapan,

heinsaidthat

ChinaandJapanshouldbeof搊neheartandonemind?Puyisbarbersroomisnotbig,but

asaJapanehairdresrinthepalacervinghimonly,whoname

mewhenhefinishedhisjob,Puyiwouldwrapthehairinayellowpieceluster,

s,itwasthedisinfecting

instrumentsudmustbe

mysophobia,

summer,thefliesfellonhisbody,hewould

dbeenadevoutBuddhistsincehis

childhood,sofarastobesuperstitiouswheneverhewentoutorhadimportantactivitieshe

woulddivinebymeansoftheEightDiagramspredictingitwouldlastoneortwohoursuntilhe

nlostitsdominancegradually,Puyiwasathis

,sleeping,

palacewaslikeatemple,ametime,heshowedno

theteenagersrvingascleanersforexample,theydidthehardestjobandatetheworstfood,so

uldbepunished,beatenandevenimprisonedforsome

earof1944,SunPuyuancouldntbearthesufferingandtriedtoescapetwice.

ididntthinkthatitwashisfaultbutblamedontotheone

hataccidentheprayedforhimjustbecauhe

wasafraidoftherevengeofSuns揼host?Intheoppositesideofthebedroomwashistoilet,

sdifferentfromtheusualonewasthattherewasa

?Becauhesufferedrious

hemorrhoids,orehedevelopedintoa

imethememorialprenter

handedthedocumentstohim,hewouldsigntheminredinkwithoutreadingit,thenhedropped

nterpickedthemuponeby

uyinever

thoughtd

beenunhealthysincehewasachild,orwecansay,hecould背octor?himlfbecauhewasill

eofthis,

dreadalotofmedicalbookssuchas

CompendiumofMateriaMedica,ABookofPrescription,GreatMasters&WarninginMedicine

andDivine&ooksmadehimamasterofTraditionalChine

time,therewerefourimperialdoctorswhodiagnodhimbyturn.

Everydaytheywouldfeelhispul,daskdoctorsforwritinga

prescriptionandboilingdownmedicinalherbswellrvingasteabutwereuless,andPuyi

reallywantedtotakemedicine,hewouldaddorreducesome

uldrewriteanew

asternpartofthe

condflooristhelivingquarterofEmpressWanrong,consistingofabedroom,astudy,aroom

g,aManchuinZhengbaiBanner,wasborninTianjinin

notonlybeautifulbutalso

excelledinluteplaying,chess,utyandintelligencewere

mberof1922,thesixteen-year-oldgirlWanrongandPuyihelda

hof1932,shecametoChangchunwith

eshedidntgetalongwellwithPuyiandher

spirituallife()wasblank,rtedherafter

enon,shewasdrivenintothelimboandconfinedtotheeasternpart

rtoremovetheempress,PuyifoundanexcuoftakinghertoLyshun,

eofWanrongsrefusalandJapaneGuandongArmysinterruption,theplanwasin

ghWanronglivedsoneartoherhusband,

rtorelievethe

pain,ictionbecame

imesheud

ncouldntlivewithoutopiumandsufferedfrom

onfinedherlfintheroom,emet

somebodyunderthesunshine,shehadtowardoffherfacewithafanandsawhimorherfrom

hePuppetEmperorcollapd,

WanrongescapedwithPuyitoDaliziGou,20,1946,WanrongdiedinYanji

ouldnthavefollowedPuyitoChangchunasapuppetempressat

thatmoment,howwouldthebrilliantbeautyhavehadsotragicfate?ComparedwithWanrong,

eredthepalaceatthesametime

withWanrong,berof1931,

unbearingPuyisdesolationandWanrongsinsult,sheresolutelydevoicedwithPuyiinTianjinand

r,WanronglovedvanitysomuchthatshebecameavictimofPuyi

esternpartofthefirstfloorofJixiBuildinglivedPuyisthirdwife,Tan

Yuling,rtincludedthebedroom,study,

sitting-room,anrongwasputintothelimbo,PuyimarriedTan

Yuling,amiddleschoolstudentinBeijing,ingwaschonbyPuyiattheageof17.

ShewassoconsideratethatwhenPuyigotangryandshoutedather,orevenhetoreherclothes,

ontrary,shewouldtrytopersuadePuyitocalmhimlf

,aytoChangchuncity,shewitnesdwhattheJapane

haddonetotheChinepeople,soinchattingwithPuyishewouldslightlyexpoher

1942,

iththerecommendationofYocsioka

Yasunaosu,rabelievedthatshehad

yafterthedoctor

hadalongtalkwithYocsiokaYasunaosu,diedbeforethe

spectedthat

rtomemorize

TanYuling,Puyiwrotedownulingmybeloved?rmore,the

emperorevenkepthernailsandawispofherblackhairtogetherwiththephotointoawallet

uneral,Puyiarrangedmanyspecializedorchidsnamed

Junzilantobeputalonghercoffin,fortheflowerswereTanYulingsfavoriteandalsopeculiar

heorchidswerebredinthetempleandbecamethemostfamous

kscalledthemeshangtou?meanstheeadsofmonks?TanYulingsbody

hecollapofthepuppetregime,Puyifinallyagreedtocremate

veralturnarounds,TanYulingsasheswere

followmetotheTongde

Building.