Title: In his own words: The Last Emperor of China
Product review: Pu Yi, the last emperor of China, writes a fine autobiography providing insights and commentary as to his life inside and eventually outside of the Imperial Palace, known as the "Forbidden City." He is frank and seemingly honest about what went on inside of the palace and how he felt about his peculiar situation: being an Emperor in a new Republic and then an abdicated Emperor aligned with the Japanese in Manchuria and finally, a prisoner of the People's 'new China' under Chairman Mao. One should read this book for a candid and straight forward look into the tragic personal life of Pu Yi and the history of the Ching dynasty and its last hereditary leader.
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