Puyi's Infertility Cause

Puyi Eyewear was a high-end eyewear brand founded in Hong Kong. Its price was higher because it was of very high quality, and the materials and craftsmanship used were very exquisite. Pu Yi glasses were designed, produced, and sold by brand manufacturers, so the price was much more expensive than ordinary glasses. Pu Yi Glasses cooperated with many internationally renowned brands to provide high-quality products and services, as well as a luxurious experience. Its stores provided a personalised service, selecting matching styles for each customer, and providing a series of shopping experiences and VIP services. Mr. Qiu Zijie, the founder of Puyi Glasses, shared his experience and ideas in brand management, product selection, and service content. Pu Yi Glasses was based on the personalisation and advanced optometrification and eye protection technology, providing perfect answers for every pair of eyes. Puyi Glasses had been in the market for 18 years and had become the leader of the luxury glasses market.

" The CEO Was Infertile, I Turned Around and Had Twin Brothers " was a novel written by the author, Qinli Ya, in the style of a rich CEO. The story was mainly about the emotional entanglement between Su Jinxi and Shen Muqian, the male and female leads. The novel was completed, with a total of 168 chapters. The specific plot and ending could only be understood after reading the full text.

After Wenxiu and Puyi divorced in 1931, Wenxiu lived a dull life. She married her second husband, Liu Zhendong, in 1947, and they lived in a rented house. However, Wen Xiu died of a heart attack in 1953 and had no children. She was buried by Liu Zhendong in the charity field at Beijing's Andingmen.

Some details of Pu Yi's imprisonment in the Soviet Union were revealed. Pu Yi was imprisoned in a special prison in the Soviet Union and enjoyed certain preferential treatment. He had a sumptuous Russian meal every day, including bread, fruit, cream, and afternoon tea. The prison provided books, newspapers, radio, and other entertainment facilities. There were also specialized doctors, nurses, and waiters to take care of his health and living needs. Pu Yi's life as a prisoner of war was not as difficult as most people imagined. He lived a life of clothes and food. However, Puyi's life in the Soviet Union was not without pressure. He was always worried that he would be hurt, and his words to Stalin were also flattering. In general, Puyi's imprisonment in the Soviet Union was relatively comfortable, but there was also a certain amount of mental pressure.

Wen Xiu was the first imperial concubine of the last emperor, Pu Yi. Her appearance was described as ordinary, but she came from a noble family in Manchuria, and her family had been officials in the Qing court for generations. Wenxiu was chosen as the imperial concubine by Puyi at the age of 16, but was eventually replaced by Wanrong by the imperial concubines and became the imperial concubine. In the palace, the difference in status between her and Wanrong was obvious. Even in Pu Yi's mind, she was not as good as Wanrong. As Puyi was driven out of the palace, Wenxiu and Wanrong lived together in Tianjin, but their spending was restricted, which led to an increase in the battle with Wanrong. After an argument, Wen Xiu left Tianjin Tranquil Garden. After the divorce, Wen Xiu lived an independent life. She did not marry again and realized her life value through her own efforts. As for Wen Xiu's true identity, the search results did not provide specific information, so it was impossible to know.

In his later years, Puyi's evaluation of Wenxiu was not explicitly mentioned.

Wen Xiu returned to Beiping after the divorce and rented a house in Beiping with her divorced sister, Wen Shan. As for Wen Xiu's specific whereabouts and ending, the search results did not provide relevant information, so it was impossible to know.

In his later years, Puyi's evaluation of Wenxiu was not explicitly mentioned.

Mr. Huang recalled the experience of his mother, Li Yuqin, and Pu Yi. He said that in his childhood memories, although some people joked that his mother was the "Empress," his mother never mentioned her title as the "last imperial concubine" and her experience in the palace. It was not until Mr. Huang got married that he learned about his mother's past through the media and books. Mr. Huang also showed photos of his family, including Li Yuqin wearing a qipao in the palace. These photos were taken by Pu Yi for his mother. Mr. Huang's family still lived in the 'ancestral house' to preserve their mother's aura and habits.

After the divorce, Wen Xiu returned to Beiping and rented a house with her divorced sister, Wen Shan.