Is this film historically accurate?
>>1210381
I'm pretty sure we have no idea of Puyi's ghost haunts the forbidden city giving children crickets.
>>1210392
Naw shiiiiet
>His name sounds like Pooey
>Sun Yaoting was the last surviving imperial eunuch of Chinese history. He was castrated at the age of eight by his father[1] with a single swoop of a razor, mere months before the final emperor was deposed.
>>1210381
I loved it.
I think the japanese were portrayed too obviously arrogant and evil. I mean, you don't tell your puppet emperor he's literally shit to his face, it's not pragmatical.
But I know nothing, maybe the japanese were just retarded.
>>1212562
it's about as pragmatic as having a competition of who can kill 100 civilians with a sword first
>>1213179
Japaness aren't known for being politically smart.
It underestimates the decandence of later Qing.
>>1213355
Tell me about the decadence.
They make him into the goodguy that believed he could accomplish something good as the puppet in Manchuria, meanwhile his wife is a drug-addict. If these roles were reversed it would have been closer to the real story.
Also, he was probably homosexual. He never bothered to make love to his wives and refused to enter the bridal chamber because "all that red was too gaudy"
>>1214307
>If these roles were reversed
You mean making his wife some idealistic politician? That makes zero sense bro
>>1213179
That's pragmatic though. They wanted to cause terror and that causes it. It also dehumanizes de civilians making it easier for your soldiers to cause this terror.
>>1214307
So he was a drug addict?
>>1210392
>puyi is the chinese Jeb Bush.
>has a pocket full of crickets
