Puyi met the general Lu who drove him out of the palace at that time. Puyi's face changed greatly because he was very scared when he saw the general who drove him out of the palace at that time. Because of the decline of the early Qing government, Puyi was only regarded as a puppet emperor, and the real power was still in the hands of Cixi, so the demise of the Qing government had little to do with Puyi.

We know that after the Japanese invaders occupied the three northeastern provinces, they established Manchukuo and the Greater Central Asia Co-prosperity Circle, but this Manchukuo needed a puppet ruler, so they supported Puyi to become the emperor of Manchukuo. However, before Puyi sat down, Japan announced its unconditional surrender. This made Puyi instantly lose his backing and flee everywhere, but in the end he was caught by the Soviet Red Army and sent to the Soviet prison for reform.

Because Puyi did well in prison, the Soviet Union directly pardoned him and sent him back to China. After returning to China, Puyi found a job as a caretaker in the Botanical Garden, and then she had her own family, and her life was still very good. But at this time, the Forbidden City is already the property of the state, and he can only go in and see it when it is open.

So when the Forbidden City opened, Puyi took his wife to visit his former "house", that is, at that time, Puyi saw an old man and his face suddenly changed. He stepped forward and took the old man's hand and said, "General, I hope you are well, but you are well." It turned out that this old man was the general who drove Puyi out of the palace that year, but after so many years of washing, Puyi had already put down his previous grievances. The general naturally recognized his former emperor and said with a smile, "I have driven you out of the palace before, so let me invite you back today." Made an invitation gesture, and both of them laughed.