These poor nobles don't want to live an ordinary life. These nobles are used to luxury at ordinary times. If their living standard is lowered, it may kill them, and quite a few poor aristocrats have the bad habit of smoking opium, which is tantamount to adding insult to injury to them who can't make money. As a result, these impoverished aristocrats in the Qing Dynasty lived a worse life than ordinary people after consuming all the property accumulated by their ancestors.

One of them was a prince in the Qing Dynasty. After squandering all his property, he chose to pull a rickshaw. This monarch is Jensen, king of Koehler County. Yan Sen is a small and successful county king. His only achievement is probably that he sold the county palace to the government of the Republic of China after the demise of the Qing Dynasty. This incident also made Puyi feel ashamed, so he was sent to the Northeast.

Rickshaw puller

At that time, it was well known that Yan Sen worked as a rickshaw puller in Beijing, because no one expected that a county king in the Qing Dynasty would choose to work as a coolie after the demise of the Qing Dynasty. At that time, many people felt sorry. At first, many people thought that he was a prince, and he was afraid to take the car he pulled, which would ruin himself, but as someone took it, his business became better.

Chewangfen

Yan Sen later listened to Puyi's words and went to the northeast, but it didn't take long for him to disappear. Finally, after Yan Sen's death, people gave his grave a name, calling it Che Wang's Tomb.

After talking about the rickshaw puller prince, let's talk about a princess who represents her livelihood. The princess is well connected. She is the third sister of Puyi, named Sangege. This man is Lilyspan. She was born in 19 13. By this time, the Qing Dynasty was dead. Therefore, her status as a royal aristocrat has little influence.

Lilyspan

Later, Puyi went to the Northeast to be the emperor of Manchukuo, and Ying followed Puyi to the Northeast. After arriving in the northeast, Huaying found that not only her brother Puyi was targeted by the Japanese, but also she herself was targeted by the Japanese. Although ying feels that life is not free, she needs the minimum living expenses. Once she leaves Northeast China and her husband, she may starve to death.

However, it was this close surveillance that led to eating and drinking, which ended in Japan's complete defeat in World War II. We know that after the defeat of Japan, Puyi was arrested and became a war criminal, while Yingying was not a war criminal, but she was also separated from her husband on the way to escape.

After the founding of New China, Ying Ying returned to Beijing, but life has been so difficult that he can't even afford to eat. Finally, Ying Ying had no choice, so she went to set up a stall. Unlike other Qing nobles who sold treasures in the palace, Ying Ying took to the streets to set up stalls to sell cigarettes, which were also sold to poor working people.

Her income is simply not enough. Finally, the state arranged a job for her, and the problem of food and clothing was solved.