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* Empress Wanrong's fate, especially when you learn how she met her tragic end in real life. The last we see of her she is a shell of a human being due to her opium addiction and trauma after the murder of her baby.
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* Empress Wanrong's fate, especially when you learn how she met her tragic end in real life. The last we see of her her, she is a shell of a human being due to her opium addiction and trauma after the murder of her baby.
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* The scene with [[spoiler: Pu-Yi's ghost]].
** It should be noted that in real life, Pu-Yi visited the Forbidden City several times after his release from the re-education camps. The irony is that, he was asked to purchase tickets to enter (his own home). There were also times when Pu-Yi acted as the palace's impromptu guide.
** The audience just spent 2 hours watching Pu-Yi's tumultuous life and the tour guide summarizes his life in 3 sentences.
** It should be noted that in real life, Pu-Yi visited the Forbidden City several times after his release from the re-education camps. The irony is that, he was asked to purchase tickets to enter (his own home). There were also times when Pu-Yi acted as the palace's impromptu guide.
** The audience just spent 2 hours watching Pu-Yi's tumultuous life and the tour guide summarizes his life in 3 sentences.
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* The scene with [[spoiler: Pu-Yi's ghost]].
** It should be noted that in real life, Pu-Yi visited the Forbidden City several times after his release from the re-education camps. The irony is that, he was asked to purchase tickets to enter (his own home). There were also times when Pu-Yi acted as the palace's impromptu guide.
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* The audience just spent 2 hours watching Pu-Yi's tumultuous life and the tour guide summarizes his life in 3 sentences.
** It should be noted that in real life, Pu-Yi visited the Forbidden City several times after his release from the re-education camps. The irony is that, he was asked to purchase tickets to enter (his own home). There were also times when Pu-Yi acted as the palace's impromptu guide.
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* The audience just spent 2 hours watching Pu-Yi's tumultuous life and the tour guide summarizes his life in 3 sentences.
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* There's the scene where, after Pu-Yi's release, he finds one of the prison wards (and the only one [[PetTheDog who treated him well]]) being given a completely undeserved HumiliationConga for not following the Cultural Revolution's rules. Seeing Pu-Yi attempt to tell the Red Guard in charge that the ward's a good man, only to be called a crazy old man and pushed away, is ''harrowing''...
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* There's the scene where, after Pu-Yi's release, he finds one of the prison wards guards (and the only one [[PetTheDog who treated him well]]) being given a completely undeserved HumiliationConga for not following the Cultural Revolution's rules. Seeing Pu-Yi attempt to tell the Red Guard in charge that the ward's guard's a good man, only to be called a crazy old man and pushed away, is ''harrowing''...
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* The scene with [[spoiler: Pu-Yi's ghost]].
** It should be noted that in real life, Pu-Yi visited the Forbidden City several times after his release from the re-education camps. The irony is that, he was asked to purchase tickets to enter (his own home). There were also times when Pu-Yi acted as the palace's impromptu guide.
** The audience just spent 2 hours watching Pu-Yi's tumultuous life and the tour guide summarizes his life in 3 sentences.
* There's the scene where, after Pu-Yi's release, he finds one of the prison wards (and the only one [[PetTheDog who treated him well]]) being given a completely undeserved HumiliationConga for not following the Cultural Revolution's rules. Seeing Pu-Yi attempt to tell the Red Guard in charge that the ward's a good man, only to be called a crazy old man and pushed away, is ''harrowing''...
* When little Pu-Yi is separated from his nanny, and when he learns what happened to his mother.
* Empress Wanrong's fate, especially when you learn how she met her tragic end in real life. The last we see of her she is a shell of a human being due to her opium addiction and trauma after the murder of her baby.
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** It should be noted that in real life, Pu-Yi visited the Forbidden City several times after his release from the re-education camps. The irony is that, he was asked to purchase tickets to enter (his own home). There were also times when Pu-Yi acted as the palace's impromptu guide.
** The audience just spent 2 hours watching Pu-Yi's tumultuous life and the tour guide summarizes his life in 3 sentences.
* There's the scene where, after Pu-Yi's release, he finds one of the prison wards (and the only one [[PetTheDog who treated him well]]) being given a completely undeserved HumiliationConga for not following the Cultural Revolution's rules. Seeing Pu-Yi attempt to tell the Red Guard in charge that the ward's a good man, only to be called a crazy old man and pushed away, is ''harrowing''...
* When little Pu-Yi is separated from his nanny, and when he learns what happened to his mother.
* Empress Wanrong's fate, especially when you learn how she met her tragic end in real life. The last we see of her she is a shell of a human being due to her opium addiction and trauma after the murder of her baby.
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