Since I restored communication with Hao, Huisheng, Lisheng and my siblings in Beijing, I feel that my life has become more fulfilling. The sky within the large walls of the management office seems to have become wider. I look forward to letters from overseas every day. I talked to my wife and daughter through letters and felt that I had hope in life. I was looking forward to one day walking out of the door and being reunited with my family. Huisheng's Chinese letters are very well written. She studies Chinese literature and has already read Lin Yutang's "Beijing Smoke and Clouds", the Chinese version of Lu Xun's "Wandering", and even Mao Zedong's "On Practice" and "On Contradiction". This reminds me of when she was one year old, in order to divine the future of the child, the child was allowed to grab anything at random from a plate with various things on it. Whatever she caught meant what kind of future she would have in the future. Huisheng actually grabbed the pen farthest away from her. This makes me feel very happy. My child has a predestined relationship with pen and ink, and he will be able to inherit my future career. She really likes Chinese literature, and already knows the Aisin Gioro family's family background. She wants to make herself have enough literary literacy to inherit the tradition of the scholarly family. My Huier! What comfort you give me! How much confidence you have given me! If I don't reform well, how can I be worthy of you? Huisheng is about to take the college entrance examination, and she wants to apply for the philosophy major at the University of Tokyo. She wrote to me asking for my opinion, and I said: "I respect your own opinion." Relatives and friends disagreed, saying that studying philosophy can easily lead to red-bloodedness; some people said that the only female student who applied for the Philosophy Department of the University of Tokyo was Hui Sheng, who was mixed in among the boys. After spending time together and talking about philosophy, the girl's temperament may change. What if she becomes a celibate? So Huisheng was shaken, and she decided to take the examination of the Gakushuan and apply for the Chinese major. I think this is not bad. In the future, she can introduce Japanese classical literature to China. Aren’t Hao, Hui Sheng, I, and I all willing to serve as bridges for Sino-Japanese friendship?
Hao Ke hasn’t received a letter for a long time. On November 26, 1954, she wrote a letter saying that in order to encourage Puyi and I to study and write, she would give each of us a fountain pen, and she would bring back Minister Li Dequan who was visiting Japan. It was January 1958. Minister Li Dequan had already returned to China at the end of 1957. Why hadn't he sent the pen yet? Hao himself hasn't written yet. Is there something wrong? It really worries me. On January 26, the Management Office received a letter brought back by Chief Li Dequan from former Japanese war criminals who had returned to Japan and written to Japanese war criminals who were still in the Management Office, so I felt that my pen was about to arrive.
But Hao’s letter still hasn’t come.
Looking through the autumn water. On January 28, Hao’s letter finally arrived. Also arriving at the same time was a letter from Hao's sister Keiko. When I took it apart, it was like a bolt from the blue. My Huier committed suicide. No wonder Hao didn't write to me. She was in deep grief. It took me a while to figure out what was going on. Huisheng met his male classmate Okubo Budo in the academy, and the two fell in love. Hao's idea is that since she married a Chinese, she is Chinese, and her daughter is also Chinese. She should marry a Chinese, and she should be Manchu. Hao’s idea of ??loving China has always moved me. When I had long surrendered to Japanese imperialism in an attempt to restore the Qing Dynasty, and at the same time felt deeply humiliated by Japan and was in extreme contradictions, Chang Yinhao's mood of resisting the Japanese aggressors' tyranny strengthened his national consciousness. I feel that as a Chinese, I cannot be inferior to a foreign woman who has become a Chinese citizen! I want to maintain the dignity of the Chinese people. However, when it comes to the marriage of children, one's own wishes should be respected and one should not impose one's will on others and prevent one's daughter from marrying a Japanese. I remembered that Huisheng told me in her last letter that she had a boyfriend and that she liked him very much, but she did not mention marriage, nor did she explain that her mother was opposed to it. She just asked me what she should do? I think I am a guilty person. I have not been with my daughter for a long time and have not fulfilled my responsibilities as a father. I am really not qualified to answer her question. Therefore, I only said in my reply that I did not understand the situation and hoped that she would follow her mother's opinions. manage. This made Huisheng very disappointed. She originally hoped to get my support, but in the end she couldn't get my support and had to go to a dead end.
She and Okubo met at 7 pm on December 4, 1957, between the Amagiyama Tunnel and Hatcho Pond in Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan, and shot themselves. Five days later, the body was found under a red mangrove tree. The two of them hugged each other, and the pistol had been shot through the temple. Huisheng actually died because of me. If I could have given her some support, or if I had tried to persuade Quanhao, she would not have taken this dead end, and I would have added more sins. (Excerpted from "The Autobiography of Pu Jie", written by Aixinjueluo Pu Jie) Regarding their deaths, the press rushed to publicize them.
"Two people died in Tiancheng Mountain"
"Heavenly Love"
Titles like this decorate the pages of newspapers and magazines.
However, I cannot believe the secular opinions. Before Huisheng disappeared on December 4, there was no sign of suicide.
Huisheng recorded in detail the daily plans for this month in his December calendar. On the table are several New Year's cards with aspirations for 1958 written on them. She once counted the days with her fingers happily until she could pick up the custom-made coat. On the day she disappeared, she still took only things for class as usual... Was she planning to commit suicide?
Based on what the classmates told us, I understand that Huisheng was in endless troubles because of Okubo's problem.
Okubo-kun is a very possessive person.
"Why are you so nice to that boy? If you keep being nice to him, I will kill you and him."
Huisheng said a few words to other boys, and he Just threaten her. This was a huge blow to Hui Sheng, who had never experienced any rudeness or difficulty in his life.
"You have no right to condemn me like this!"
At that time, she angrily protested Okubo-kun's brutality; at the same time, she faced the person in charge of the Oriental Culture Research Association, who was one year above her Mr. M, who is in the first grade, made it clear about the matter with Okubo. But Mr. M advised her instead:
"I understand that you hate Mr. Okubo's rudeness. But he is stubborn and irritable. If you try to avoid him, he will chase you like crazy. You can Can't you stand taller and heal his troubles like a mother?" Despite this, Huisheng may have been unable to bear it and asked Okubo-kun to break off the relationship many times.
According to his friends, Okubo often said "I am broken in love" and once went to Enkakuji Temple in Kamakura to meditate. Later he said, "I have awakened and the troubles in my heart have dissipated." He shaved his head and later grew his hair.
In June, Huisheng visited the dormitory director of Xinxing Dormitory and asked:
"I don't want to make friends with Okubo, so please take care of me."
It is said that Okubo-kun not only did this to Huisei, he also tried to push Mr. M, who had given him advice, down the stairs of the university; and he also challenged Mr. O, who had a close conversation with Huisei, to a duel. Everyone was confused by Okubo-kun's actions. Mr. M, a senior classmate, couldn't stand it and finally wrote him a letter. Hope he can wake up. However, from then on, Okubo ignored those who advised him, and his character became more withdrawn and dull.
“Ah, I want to commit suicide.
This sentence became Okubo’s mantra. At home, his father had a style problem, and he had been troubled by this problem for a long time.
Why did Hui Sheng and Okubo die?
This is an eternal mystery that no one can know except the two parties involved. Even if they resent Okubo, Hui Sheng will not come back. But the mother's heart still aches after losing her beloved daughter for thirty years.
Huisheng showed no signs of death until that morning. She had already hated Dajiu's courtship. I've said it before. Some people say that there was a bullet wound on Huisheng's cheek. It was unknown whether it was because Huisheng was trying to escape or was grazed by a bullet when he died. Anyway, it must be one of the two. >Perhaps Huisheng wanted to persuade Okubo to go with him, but was forced to commit suicide. If so, Huisheng ruined his life due to his good intentions and overconfidence in his own power.
If Huisheng can tell me, the mother, a little bit about Okubo, I can always help her a little bit! But Huisheng's character is too strong, and she doesn't want things like that to annoy me.
This is probably just the regretful words of a stupid mother who did not realize the danger her daughter was facing and immediately saved her life. (Selected from "The Wandering Princess", written by Aisin Gioro Hao) "Japanese History Theater", this program makes assumptions about some historical mysteries.
The "Tiancheng Mountain Heart Incident" refers to the incident in 1957 when Aisin Gioro Huisheng, the last princess of the puppet Manchukuo Kingdom, committed suicide in love with Okubo in Japan.
In the program, the person who discovered their bodies was interviewed and revealed a shocking secret: the posture after Huisheng’s body was discovered was different from what was published in the newspaper later. Sitting against the mangrove tree instead of lying on Okubo's arm. According to witnesses, the news published by the newspaper at the time was a "mistake."
In this way, the truth is more likely to be the same as the speculation of Huisheng's family - Huisheng's death was not voluntary. Next, there were physical evidence such as Huisheng's diary and the greeting cards he was about to send out, all of which supported this speculation.
Of course, the truth is impossible to guess, leaving people with more regrets...