Pujie Aisingiorro (1April 90716-1February 28, 994), a Manchu, was the half-brother of Aisin Giorro Puyi, the last emperor of the Qing Dynasty. Born in Beijing, the Qing royal family was born in an alcoholic family. Ai Xinjue Roche's father, Prince Zai Feng, was the fifth brother of Guangxu Emperor Zai Tian and the regent of the late Qing Dynasty. The last emperor Puyi was his younger brother. Standing Committee of the Eighth NPC, Vice Chairman of the Ethnic Affairs Committee of the National People's Congress, and Member of the Literature and History Information Committee of China People's Political Consultative Conference. 1On October 30th, Premier Zhou Enlai met with Puyi, Pu Jie and their relatives to encourage them to make contributions to the motherland. Pu Jie was very grateful, and wrote in his poem: "Today, under the banner of Red, the new and old rivers and mountains are completely different", and sincerely expressed that "we should cherish this mulberry scenery and try our best to find an inch of shade". As a result, a feudal emperor was transformed into a member of the highest legislature of the people's power. He was not only enthusiastic about social welfare activities, but also donated his savings for many years to the Organizing Committee of the 1 1 Asian Games, which was praised by the society. Pu Jie is a famous calligrapher at home and abroad. He has been proficient in calligraphy and poetry since childhood. His calligraphy works are cherished at home and abroad. He summed up his calligraphy experience as: "The wrist is stiff and the paper is broken." "The mind is natural and full of charm, and the shape is introverted and complacent and tends to be rich." In the book world, it can be said that it is a family of its own. Because of his unique life experience, heartfelt feelings, sincere feelings and innovative artistic conception, his poems are also very distinctive. He is the author of Selected Poems of Pu Jie. The signboard of Fu Man Building, No.36 Di 'anmennei Street, Xicheng District, Beijing is also its inscription.
Aisingiorro Puren, also known as Jin Youzhi, 19 18 was born in the Regent's Mansion on the north bank of Shichahai. Aisingiorro Puren, son of Zai Feng, alcoholic prince, brother of Xuan Tong Emperor Puyi. present life
Aisingiorro Yu Yan, no, was born in Dalian on June 6th, 2000. His father, Puyi, inherited the title of Prince Gong in Guangxu period of Qing Dynasty. Yushan belongs to the word generation of "harmony, encouragement, righteousness, bearing, popularity, danger, constancy and harmony" in the arrangement of generations of the Qing royal family. 1939, Yushan inherited the title of Prince Huo Shuo Gong, and he was also the last Prince Gong in China. present life
Aisingiorro, aka Kim. Female, Manchu. Born in 1922, the great-granddaughter of the prince of Qing Dynasty, the granddaughter of Zai Zhen, and the fifth daughter-in-law of the Northeast General Zhang. He is currently a member of the Painting and Calligraphy Group of Tianjin Literature and History Museum and a member of Tianjin Senior Painting and Calligraphy Research Association.
Aisinjoro Hengshan
1954 was born in Shenyang. He is currently a researcher of China International Calligraphy and Painting Art Research Association, a member of China Social Celebrity Working Committee, the director of China Celebrity Art Research Association Corporate Celebrity Committee, a visiting professor of Liaoning University, a visiting professor of Liaoning Art Institute, a visiting professor of Shenyang Gong Li University, a consultant of Shenyang Zhongshan Jinshi Calligraphy and Painting Association, and a contracted painter of Beijing New Times International Media Advertising Co., Ltd.