Chapter 456 "The Years Out of the Palace"

Pu Yi and the two "Queen Mothers" are full of fear in their hearts!

When they walked into the gate of the "North Mansion" guarded by the Revolutionary Army of the People's Republic of China, and entered the house where Pu Yi's biological father Zaifeng took his son in, Pu Yi looked around the place where the palace had descended from the palace to the palace, and his heart was full of grief and hatred.

This kind of fear and hatred began to burn in the heart of the young Pu Yi from the moment he saw the "Great Presidential Decree" sent by the National Revolutionary Army, and under the encouragement of the two "Queen Mothers", he entered the "Beifu" and became even more intense. Pu Yi kept thinking about how to escape from the supervision of the Revolutionary Army of the People's Republic of China, and fly away as soon as possible, ready for revenge.

Before Pu Yi left the palace, he asked someone to send a letter to those "ministers of the humerus" outside the palace, asking them to try to rescue themselves from the grasp of the Revolutionary Army of the National People's Revolution as soon as possible. this

At that time, Pu Yi's "humerus" were not by his side, and he didn't know what the result of their running would be, and he couldn't hear any news from outside, but Pu Yi was anxious to know the danger of the current situation, and wanted to discuss with the people to discuss the current countermeasures that should be taken. In this situation, Pu Yi's father made him feel greatly disappointed.

He was even more panicked than Pu Yi.

I remember that he hadn't stood calmly once that day, let alone sat quietly. He was either muttering to himself and running around, or running in and out in a panic, making the air extremely tense. Later, Pu Yi couldn't bear it anymore and said pleadingly:

"Lord, sit down and discuss! I have to think of a way to inquire about the news from the outside first! ”

"Think of a way? Good, good. He sat down, and in less than two minutes, he suddenly stood up again: "Zaixun doesn't show up anymore!" ”

After saying this, the bull's head was not in the horse's mouth, and he came and went again.

"I have to inquire about the news!"

"Hit, inquire about news? Good, good! He walked out, and walked in again in a blink of an eye: "No, don't let you out!" There are soldiers at the gate! ”

"Call the wire!"

"Hit, call, good, good!" After walking a few steps, he came back and asked, "Who to call?" ”

Although the Manchu Qing Dynasty quickly perished when Pu Yi ascended the throne, he grew up in that environment, and although he was only thirteen years old, Pu Yi still seemed very nagging.

He saw that there was really no way, so he called the eunuch to summon the ministers of the Ministry of Internal Affairs to come in.

At this time, the Minister of the Interior was only Shaoying by Pu Yi's side. Rong Yuan was admitted to a foreign hospital, and he went to treat his Shenqi menstrual illness, and Qi Ling was probably busy dealing with the problems of eunuchs and palace maids, and the remaining Shaoying, his situation was not much better than that of the "prince", and he didn't make a single call.

Fortunately, other princes, ministers and masters came one after another, otherwise the panic in the "North Mansion" would not have developed to what extent.

In the evening, Johnston brought some reassuring news to Pu Yi: after his campaign, the chief minister of the Netherlands, Odenko, the Japanese minister Fang Ze, and others had found the representative of the national government and put forward a "protest proposal", and Wang Zhengting assured them that Pu Yi's life would be safe.

This news had a calming effect on the people in the "Northern Mansion", but for Pu Yi's father, it seemed that the "dose" was not enough.

Pu Yi met with the "ministers" who had come to see him in a large living room, which was crowded with officials from the Manchurian nobles and the Ministry of Internal Affairs.

Pu Yi's first task was to explain the results of the minister's visit to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. They had already learned from Zaitao about the consultations that had taken place at the Dutch embassy that morning, so they were naturally anxious to know what was going on. They listened intently to Pu Yi's words, and only Prince Alcohol was alone, wandering around the room restlessly while Pu Yi spoke, apparently aimlessly.

Several times he suddenly quickened his pace, ran to Pu Yi, and said a few words that did not match the preface. His stuttering seemed to be worse than usual. Every time he said those words, it meant "Please don't be afraid, please don't be afraid."

This sentence came out of his mouth, completely superfluous, because he was obviously more panicked than Pu Yi. When he came over and said this four or five times, Pu Yi became a little impatient. …,

Johnston said on the side: "His Majesty the Emperor is here, standing next to Pu Yi, why don't you just talk to him?" ”

But he was so flustered that he did not notice the rudeness with which the foreigner Johnston spoke. Then he spun around aimlessly

That night, Pu Yi's father did another thing that was particularly unsatisfactory to Pu Yi.

Not long after Johnston arrived, after some running, Zheng Xiaoxu, who was deeply trusted by Pu Yi, came.

The place where he ran was also Dongjiaomin Lane. After Zheng Xiaoxu's fellow servants Luo Zhenyu and Zheng Xiaoxu came to the Forbidden City, they had contacts with Japan. According to Luo Zhenyu, Japan's Takemoto Daisa was his first friend.

On the first day of Puyi's departure from the palace, due to the tense situation, Luo Zhenyu went to Tianjin to find a way to find the commander of the Japanese garrison.

After they met, they agreed on a plan, Takemoto sent his adjutant lieutenant Nakatsumatsu to put on a civilian coat and take a doctor with him to pretend to send Pu Yi to the hospital, and transport Pu Yi out of the "North Mansion" and into the Japanese barracks.

According to this plan, Zheng Xiaoxu took Captain Zhongping and the Japanese doctor Murata to the "North Mansion".

Pu Yi's idea at that time was to go with them immediately. However, the princes, ministers, and masters all expressed their disagreement. They thought that it would be difficult for the soldiers at the gate to get past them, and even if they did, there would be sentry posts of the Revolutionary Army of the Kuomintang in the streets, and it would be even worse if they were discovered. The most fierce anti-confrontation was Pu Yi's father, and his reason was this: "Even if I run into Dongjiaomin Lane, but those people from the Revolutionary Army of the National People's Republic of China come to me to ask for someone, what should I do?" ”

The two "Queen Mothers" didn't seem to dare to go with the Japanese because they were too adventurous, but Pu Yi was even more unhappy with his father.

Pu Yi's mood was generally good. Johnston's news showed that the foreign envoys were "concerned" about Pu Yi, and the Japanese brought by Zheng Xiaoxu told Pu Yi that the Japanese were "enthusiastic" and that Pu Yi was not as nervous as he was when he had just arrived.

However, the next day, the curfew of the "Beifu" was suddenly tightened, and only entry was allowed, not out, and even the kitchen servants had to entrust the soldiers to buy vegetables for them. Later, it was a little more relaxed, and only a limited number of people, namely Puyi's Chen, Master Zhu, and the Minister of the Interior, were allowed to enter and exit, and foreigners were not allowed to come in at all.

At this moment, Pu Yi panicked again.

"Can the Kuomintang Revolutionary Army not be afraid of foreigners?" This question crossed Pu Yi's heart and became a big pimple. The people around Pu Yi are also worried about this, and some don't believe it.

Later, the majority of those who didn't believe it, they all said that since the Republic of China, there has been no situation where they don't look at the faces of foreigners.

That's a good word, but who knows what the GIs at the gate think? There was a saying in those years: "When Xiucai meets soldiers, it is unreasonable!" ”

The closest to Pu Yi and holding the murder weapon was still the soldier at the door. In case they have a seizure, not only Xiucai can't cope with it, but even the "emperor" may not be able to do it. The more Pu Yi thought about it, the more frightened he became, and regretted that he didn't go out with the Japanese brought by Zheng Xiaoxu.

Pu Yi has added even greater affection for Zheng Xiaoxu and the Japanese barracks!

At this time, Luo Zhenyu appeared.

Luo Zhenyu went to Tianjin for Pu Yi on the first day.

According to him, with the help of Zhumu Dazuo, he took the Beijing-Tianjin international train to Tianjin, in the civil war, the train was often detained by both sides, and the traffic order between Beijing and Tianjin was also very abnormal.

The next day, he found the headquarters of the Japanese garrison and asked them to come forward to protect Pu Yi.

According to the instructions of the Japanese garrison headquarters, he returned to Beibi Beijing to join forces with his friend Takemoto Daisa, who told him to tell Pu Yi that the Japanese cavalry would patrol the vicinity of "Beifu" and that if they found any unusual behavior of the Kuomintang Revolutionary Army against "Beifu", they would immediately return to the camp to report to them, and the Japanese barracks would take "resolute measures."

After listening to his report and learning from Chen Baochen that the Japanese barracks had wanted to send Japanese military carrier pigeons to the "Beifu" for the purpose of calling the police, Pu Yi's "feelings" for the Japanese developed one step further.

Naturally, Luo Zhenyu got a parallel status with Zheng Xiaoxu in Pu Yi's heart, and the "prince" squeezed even farther away. …,

The historic train is in progress, the obstacles are crushed, and the garbage is thrown away.

Naturally, the flies attached to the garbage will collide in a ball!

In the first few days of entering the "Beifu", the center of the debate was "What about staying in the Beifu?" Or did you manage to slip out and hide in Dongjiaomin Alley? The one who advocated slipping away was Zheng Xiaoxu, who was in a lonely situation, and Johnston, who did not express his position publicly, and on the other side were the princes, ministers, and masters led by Puyi's father Zaifeng.

This rush ended with the defeat of Zheng Xiaoxu.

They launched a second confrontation centered on "going abroad but not going abroad, and striving for the restoration of the "conditions." The side that advocated going abroad immediately was Jin Liang and Luo Zhenyu, and the other side was still headed by Zaifeng.

Zheng, Luo, and Zhuang joined forces and won Chen Baochen's participation, and when the focus of the question shifted to "whether the emperor's current situation is dangerous, should he run into Dongjiaomin Lane first", those princes and ministers were defeated.

The princes and ministers led by Zaifeng have always turned against Pu Yi to go abroad, and they are the most conservative people in the "faction that strives for the return of the palace". They have the same hatred for the national army, but they hope that Pu Yi will endure and wait.

The Kuomintang Revolutionary Army revoked Pu Yi's title of emperor, believing that Pu Yi could still be emperor at home, and the result of the argument was a temporary victory for Zaifeng's faction.

But no matter how they argued, all this was already in Wang Hengyue's hands.

In Wang Hengyue's view, Pu Yi is just a chess piece in his hand that can be used, he doesn't want Pu Yi to stay in Bei Yuanjing, and Pu Yi who leaves Bei Beijing is more useful to himself.

Now, all he was waiting for was for these people to jump out on their own!

(Lying on the bear_ provided by no beginning)