There should be a generation of "Pu", and there is more than one ... "Now" is the previous generation of "Pu", so I'm afraid it's hard to find. The following is for reference.

1, Aisingiorro Pushan, male, was born in 1962. Since he was 5 years old, he often went to Pu Jie's home with his father, and began to learn painting under the influence of Pu Jie. In the second grade of primary school, he entered the art class of Xicheng District Children's Palace (sketch, sketch). When I was in middle school, I studied landscape painting with Li, a famous landscape painter and landscape painter of China Painting and Calligraphy Research Institute. After graduating from high school, he went to the lake house for further study. At that time (painting cats) and Mr. Wang spoke highly of it. 1983 studied in the color class of China Painting and Calligraphy Amateur School (President Xiao Lao) 1984 won the second place in the painting and calligraphy competition organized by the Light Industry Bureau. 1985 In the calligraphy and painting contest held in National Cultural Heritage Administration, the work was imitated by the four kings of Qing Dynasty, and won the excellent prize. In 1987, the factory logo "Flying Swallows on the Horse" was designed for the printing house of Cultural Relics Publishing House. 1988 published the work "White Pagoda in the Ancient Capital" in Beijing Evening News. After that, I studied hard and practiced China's landscape painting techniques. His works are collected by China and Japanese friends at home and abroad.

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Aisingiorro Puren, also known as Jin Youzhi, 19 18 was born in the Regent's Mansion on the north bank of Shichahai. With the support of his father Zai Feng 65438-0947, he founded Beijing Ye Jing Primary School and retired from 65438-0988. Member of the 7th, 8th and 9th CPPCC in Beijing, librarian of Beijing Literature and History Research Institute. After retirement, he devoted himself to the study of Qing history, published articles such as The Life and Martial Arts of the Prince in the Late Qing Dynasty, Nalan Xingde and Tong Tang Zhi Ji, The Court's Prejudice on Diet and Medical Care in the Qing Dynasty, Memories of Wine in the Palace, and compiled the Ambassador's Diary of his father Zai Feng.

3. Pu Jie Aisingiorro, male, Manchu, born in Beijing, 1907. He is the younger brother of Xuan Tong Puyi, the emperor of the Qing Dynasty. When I was a teenager, I went to the palace to study with Puyi, and later Puyi sent me to study in Japan. I received strict basic training in calligraphy since I was a child, studied calligraphy under the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, and began to learn calligraphy in Shinan. Later, influenced by his teacher Zhao, he became a unique and charming artist. His works have been exhibited at home and abroad for many times, published in various newspapers and periodicals, or selected into various collections. Good at poetry, like reciting. He wrote Selected Poems of Pu Jie and Autobiography of Pu Jie. Now he is honorary director of China Calligraphers Association and vice chairman of the National People's Congress.

Jin Pucong (1August 30th, 956-), whose real name is Aisingiorro Pucong, is a descendant of the 7th Emperor Kangxi of Manchuria. He is one of the brothers of Aisin Giorro Puyi, the last emperor of the Qing Dynasty, and a political figure in Taiwan Province Province. People from Tainan City, Taiwan Province Province. Graduated from the journalism department of Chengchi University, Ph.D. in journalism from the University of Texas at Austin.

He has served as a reporter of the Central Daily News, editor of the International Liaison Department of the Kuomintang Central Committee, Commissioner of the R&D Department of the Executive Yuan, part-time lecturer of the Department of Mass Communication of Shixin University, Tamkang University, and the Department of Journalism of the Cultural University, and full-time associate professor of the Department of Journalism of the Political University. He used to be the deputy mayor of Taipei and the director of the Information Office of the Taipei Municipal Government. He is regarded by the outside world as one of the important assistants of Ma Ying IX. His father is Jin Shuo, a professor at the National national cheng kung university Institute of History and a Taiwanese historian. His wife is news anchor Zhou Huiting.

In July 2008, he went to the Chinese University of Hong Kong as a visiting scholar. In mid-February 2009, Jin Pucong ended his work as a visiting professor at the Chinese University of Hong Kong and returned to Taiwan Province to be the CEO of a media and television company.