Read part three here. Erdet Wenxiu (formally known as Imperial Consort Shu) had successfully divorced Puyi, the last Emperor of China. She was no longer a royal but a commoner. Did Erdet Wenxiu finally receive the happiness that she so desperately yearned for? This article explores her life after the royal divorce. It also examines [read more]
The Paris home of the Duke and Duchess of Windsor will be turned into a museum, and it will also have a cafe. A heritage trust has been given the task of turning the run-down villa in the Bois de Boulogne into a permanent museum. The mansion includes 14 rooms and two-acre gardens. After the [read more]
Read part two here. Erdet Wenxiu (formally known as Imperial Consort Shu) had suffered abuse and neglect from Puyi, the Last Emperor of China. She decided to get out of her marriage by divorcing him. However, it would not be easy. Emperor Puyi was unwilling to agree to it and did everything he could to [read more]
Read part one here. Erdet Wenxiu (formally known as Imperial Consort Shu) was the last Consort to live in the Forbidden City. She lived there for two years and never saw it again. However, there would be more sorrows that awaited her. In this article, I will chronicle the events that led to her decision [read more]
Erdet Wenxiu (formally known as Imperial Consort Shu) was the second wife of Puyi, the last Emperor of China. She was the last Imperial Consort of China to live in the Forbidden City. However, she shocked the world when she dared to divorce Emperor Puyi. Never was there a consort who had divorced an Emperor. [read more]
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