Puyi was already very poor after the Amnesty. Why did he leave his wife an inheritance?

Because Puyi's life is both tragedy and comedy, we can call it tragicomedy. He became an emperor at an early age, but in less than a few years, the Japanese regarded themselves as puppet emperors. Without the freedom to speak, going out for a drink was controllable. After that, I wandered around the military court and came back down and out because I had no livelihood. I finally got a wife and had to accept state relief. It can be said that life is very happy, and Puyi experienced everything word for word.

Puyi was the last emperor, but he had a lot of property. Before being handed over to New China by the Soviet Union, Puyi and his party were carrying boxes of treasures. At that time, the Soviet Union gave preferential treatment to Puyi and arranged villas and servants. In order to please the Soviets, Puyi presented some treasures to the Soviet Union on the grounds of supporting its economic construction. But Pu Yi said that he was dishonest at that time and gave all his children to the Soviets. In fact, after the communique, Puyi hid precious treasures at the bottom of the box.

Li didn't know that Puyi was poor until he got married. Others speculate that he will have a lot of gold, silver, jewelry, antique calligraphy and painting. But in fact, what Puyi brought back from the Forbidden City was lost or given to the country when he was pardoned. He usually lives on his own salary, but why did Puyi leave a large legacy to his wife after his death?

In the fifth year with Li, Puyi died because of uremia, leaving Li with little legacy, only a little salary, a wardrobe and some books. At first glance, Li didn't seem to get much material heritage from Puyi. However, in these seemingly worthless heritages, there are invisible attributes. That is a book written by Puyi for himself. After it was published, it became a hot commodity. What was the life of the emperor before? They bought it after quarreling with each other, so we can expect a huge payment.

Puyi was buried in Babaoshan Revolutionary Cemetery after his death. An overseas Chinese named Zhang Shiyi came to Li at the age of 70. He developed Hualong Huangling beside the Qing Xiling Mausoleum. Due to poor sales, the local county government proposed to move Puyi Mausoleum to Hualong Huangling Mausoleum, which can not only increase sales, but also promote local tourism. Zhang Shiyi then promised to bear the relocation expenses, and after giving Li a pension, the two sides reached an agreement. The outside world doesn't know how much it is. The money that moved to the grave after Puyi's death may be considered as a great legacy.