基本介紹
- 書名：末代皇帝的五個女人
- 作者：王慶祥
- 出版社：五洲傳播出版社
- 頁數：467頁
- 開本：16
- 品牌：五洲傳播
- 外文名：The Last Emperor and His Five Wives
- 譯者：韓家權
- 出版日期：2014年7月1日
- 語種：簡體中文, 英語
- ISBN：9787508528205
基本介紹,內容簡介,作者簡介,圖書目錄,
基本介紹
內容簡介
全書史料豐富翔實，內容新穎獨特；故事情節跌宕起伏，扣人心弦；語言生動有趣，行文通俗流暢。書中通過對處在不同歷史時期、不同社會的極端複雜環境中的溥儀等人的喜怒哀樂思想情感的生動描述，揭示了人性的普遍優點和弱點，給人以深刻的啟迪和無窮的遐想，確是一本獨一無二、不可多得的人文歷史精品讀物。
作者簡介
王慶祥，吉林省社會科學院研究員、長春溥儀研究會副會長，溥儀和末代皇族著名研究專家。在人民出版社出版《毛澤東周恩來與溥儀》、《溥儀的後半生》、《溥儀日記》等各種版本50餘部著作，有英、日、西班牙文多種譯本，還以編劇、原著、歷史顧問身分，參與電影《火龍》、《末代皇后》，電視連續劇《非常公民》、《“福貴人”傳奇》和《愛新覺羅·溥儀》等百餘部電視專題片的製作，並為天津市政府實施“靜園修復工程”成功提供了歷史依據。
圖書目錄
The Last Empress： Wanrong
1.The Noble Blood of Wanrong
2.“Empress Campaigning” in the 1920s
3.The “Grand Nuptials” of the Last Emperor
4.Reading Life in the Chuxiu Palace
5.“Lovesick in Chamber” and “Contest in Love”
6.The End of the Qing Court
7.Going to Tianjin Secretly
8.The Plan “Going to Japan” and the “Wife—diplomacy”
9.The Monologue of the Last Empress
10.Her Grievances Unkown to All
11.Wanrong in Lushun
12.Wanrong in the Early Period of Manchukuo
13.The Puppet Empress in the Cage
14.The Woman Who Suffered Most
15.Wanrong Should Not Be Forgotten
The Last Imperial Consort： Wenxiu
1.An Unexpected Girl to Be Born
2.Chosen by the Emperor
3.Going up Rapidly in the World
4.Taking Wenxiu to the Palace
5.The First Days in the Royal Family
6.Holding in Deep Respect for Consort Zhen
7.Accepting the Second Place as a Consort
8.Hiding Sharp Scissors in the Sleeves
9.The Days in the Prince Chun Mansion
10.The Emperor’s Visits to Consort Shu’s Family
11.To Uphold Justice for Persuading “the Trapped Dragon”
12.“Offending the Emperor” for the First Time
13.The Trapped Dragon “Raising its Head” in Tianjin
14.In the Soon—changing Political Storms
15.A Solitary Sleepless Person with Tears at Nights
16.Running away from the Jing Garden Quietly
17.Consort Shu， Where Had You Gone？
18.“The Consort’s Rebellion”： a Shock in the Haihe River District
19.An Apologist in a Rage Smote the Table and Jumped to His Feet
20.Fighting Back Against the Evil Forces
21.Raising the Divorce Proposal
22.The Couple Not Being Heartless to Each Other Yet
23.The Empress Was Reluctant to Endure Suffering Any More
24.Puyi’s Intention： “To Put It to an End Quickly”
25.Bargaining
26.Announcement of Divorce
“Noble Concubine Mingxian”： Tan Yuling
1.The “Monkey Emperor Being Caught in the Japanese Trap
2.The Claws Stretching into the Royal Family
3.A Secret Imperial Edict： Letting His Mother—in—law Choose the Concubine
4.“To Take the Concubine” Had to Be Approved by Kenkichi Ueda
5.The Bird Fed in the Cage
6.The Affections Between the Emperor and the Noble Concubine
7.The Noble Concubine in the Eyes of Her Female Companies
8.The Noble Concubine in the Eyes of Hiro Saga
9.The Noble Concubine in the Eyes of the Wet Nurse and the Servant—girls
10.The Noble Concubine in the Eyes of the Court Students
11.The Noble Concubine in the Eyes of the Male Servants
12.The Whole Story About the "Terrible Offence" Event
13.To Sign the Indent：ure for Selling the “Future Son”
14.The Vexahon Unable to Relieve
15.“The Empress” and “the Noble Concubine”
16.The Mournful Scene of Parting Forever
17.Was Tan Yuling Murdered？
18.Puyi Deaded to Hold a Solemn Funeral for “the Noble Concubine”
19.A Sincere and Profound Missing
20.The Truth of the Legend of “Poisoning the Noble Consort”
21.The Souvenirs Tan Yuling Left for Her Husband
22.New Explanation for the Historical Mystery
23.Puyi， Li Shuxian and Tan Yuling would be Co～buried in the Future
……
“Noble Concubine Fu”： Li Yuqin
Li Shuxian
1.The Noble Blood of Wanrong
2.“Empress Campaigning” in the 1920s
3.The “Grand Nuptials” of the Last Emperor
4.Reading Life in the Chuxiu Palace
5.“Lovesick in Chamber” and “Contest in Love”
6.The End of the Qing Court
7.Going to Tianjin Secretly
8.The Plan “Going to Japan” and the “Wife—diplomacy”
9.The Monologue of the Last Empress
10.Her Grievances Unkown to All
11.Wanrong in Lushun
12.Wanrong in the Early Period of Manchukuo
13.The Puppet Empress in the Cage
14.The Woman Who Suffered Most
15.Wanrong Should Not Be Forgotten
The Last Imperial Consort： Wenxiu
1.An Unexpected Girl to Be Born
2.Chosen by the Emperor
3.Going up Rapidly in the World
4.Taking Wenxiu to the Palace
5.The First Days in the Royal Family
6.Holding in Deep Respect for Consort Zhen
7.Accepting the Second Place as a Consort
8.Hiding Sharp Scissors in the Sleeves
9.The Days in the Prince Chun Mansion
10.The Emperor’s Visits to Consort Shu’s Family
11.To Uphold Justice for Persuading “the Trapped Dragon”
12.“Offending the Emperor” for the First Time
13.The Trapped Dragon “Raising its Head” in Tianjin
14.In the Soon—changing Political Storms
15.A Solitary Sleepless Person with Tears at Nights
16.Running away from the Jing Garden Quietly
17.Consort Shu， Where Had You Gone？
18.“The Consort’s Rebellion”： a Shock in the Haihe River District
19.An Apologist in a Rage Smote the Table and Jumped to His Feet
20.Fighting Back Against the Evil Forces
21.Raising the Divorce Proposal
22.The Couple Not Being Heartless to Each Other Yet
23.The Empress Was Reluctant to Endure Suffering Any More
24.Puyi’s Intention： “To Put It to an End Quickly”
25.Bargaining
26.Announcement of Divorce
“Noble Concubine Mingxian”： Tan Yuling
1.The “Monkey Emperor Being Caught in the Japanese Trap
2.The Claws Stretching into the Royal Family
3.A Secret Imperial Edict： Letting His Mother—in—law Choose the Concubine
4.“To Take the Concubine” Had to Be Approved by Kenkichi Ueda
5.The Bird Fed in the Cage
6.The Affections Between the Emperor and the Noble Concubine
7.The Noble Concubine in the Eyes of Her Female Companies
8.The Noble Concubine in the Eyes of Hiro Saga
9.The Noble Concubine in the Eyes of the Wet Nurse and the Servant—girls
10.The Noble Concubine in the Eyes of the Court Students
11.The Noble Concubine in the Eyes of the Male Servants
12.The Whole Story About the "Terrible Offence" Event
13.To Sign the Indent：ure for Selling the “Future Son”
14.The Vexahon Unable to Relieve
15.“The Empress” and “the Noble Concubine”
16.The Mournful Scene of Parting Forever
17.Was Tan Yuling Murdered？
18.Puyi Deaded to Hold a Solemn Funeral for “the Noble Concubine”
19.A Sincere and Profound Missing
20.The Truth of the Legend of “Poisoning the Noble Consort”
21.The Souvenirs Tan Yuling Left for Her Husband
22.New Explanation for the Historical Mystery
23.Puyi， Li Shuxian and Tan Yuling would be Co～buried in the Future
……
“Noble Concubine Fu”： Li Yuqin
Li Shuxian
