Li Yuqin (15 July 1928 – 24 April 2001), sometimes referred to as the "Last Imperial Concubine" (Chinese: 末代皇娘), was the fourth wife of China's last emperor...

Wenxiu (文繡) Noble Lady Noble Lady Fu, of the Li clan (福嬪 李氏; 15 July 1928 – 24 April 2001), personal name Yuqin (玉琴) In detail In 1921, it was decided by...

Wanrong was so isolated in the last years of her life that Puyi's concubine, Li Yuqin, who arrived in 1943, only saw her face during the collapse of the regime...

marriage and family life. Li is sometimes credited as a coauthor of the book. Li Yuqin (July 1986). "My Life in the Imperial Palace". Chinese Studies in History...

Tan and, in 1943, took a Chinese concubine, Li Yuqin, the 16-year-old daughter of a waiter. Puyi liked Li, but his main interest continued to be his pageboys...

Puyi planned for the imperial family members including Empress Wanrong, Li Yuqin and Husheng herself to escape to Korea by train, they first departed for...

noted that Yunhe instructed her future sister-in-law Li Yuqin in court etiquette, when Li Yuqin was appointed Imperial concubine in 1943. At the end of...

concubine of the Emperor) Tan Yuling (2nd Wife of the Kangde Emperor) Li Yuqin (4th Wife of the Kangde Emperor) Princess Aisin Gioro Huisheng (daughter...

although it was never actually used for that purpose. The imperial concubine Li Yuqin was housed in the east part of the second floor. The building today contains...

1912. Tan Yuling (aged 16) who was married to Puyi (aged 31) in 1937. Li Yuqin (aged about 14/15) who was married to Puyi (aged 36/37) in 1943. Ushabati...