從皇帝到公民-我的前半生（簡體書）

From Emperor to Citien is the autobiography of Pu Yi, the man who was the last emperor of China. A unique memoir of the first half of the 20th century as seen through the eyes of one born to be an absolute monarch, the book begins with the authors vivid account of the last, decadent days of the Ching Dynasty,and closes with an introspective self-portrait of the last Ching emperor transformed into a retiring scholar and citizen of the Peoples Republic of China.
In detailing the events of the fifty years between his ascension to the throne and the final period of his life as a quiet-living resident of Beijing, Pu Yi reveals himself to be first and foremost a survivor, caught up in the torrent of global power struggles and world conflict that played itself out on the Asian continent through many decades of violence and upheaval.
This firsthand description of the dramatic events of Pu Yis life was the basis for the intemationally acclaimed 1987 Bemardo Bertolucci film The Last Emperor which was named Best Picture of the Year by the American Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. From Emperor to Citizen readily lends itself to cinematic adaptation as a personal narrative of continuously significant and revea-ling episodes.

CHAPTER ONE MYFAMILY
　My Grandfather Prince Chun
　My Maternal Grandfather Jung Lu
　Tzu Hsis Decision
　My Fathers Regency
　A Princes Household
CHAPTER TWO CHILDHOOD
　Accession and Abdication
　Living as an Emperor
　Mothers and Son
　Studying in the Yu Ching Palace
　Eunuchs
　My Nurse
CHAPTER THREE FROM THE FORBIDDEN CITY TO THE JAPANESE LEGATION
　The Yuan Shih-kai Period
　The Restoration of 1917
　The Chiettains of the Peiyang Clique
　Undying Hope
　Reginald Johnston
　My Wedding
　Internal Clashes
　The Dispersal of the Eunuchs
　ReorganizingtheHouseholdDepartment
　The Last Days in the Forbidden City
　In the Northern Mansion
　Decision at the Crossroads
CHAPTER FOUR TIENTSIN
　The Efforts of LoChen-yu
　My Relations with the Commanders of the Fengtien Clique
　Semionov and theSecond Chukeh Liang
　The Affair of the Eastern Mausolea
　Consulate,Garrison and Black Dragon Society
　Life in the Temporary Palace
CHAPTER FIVE TO THE NORTHEAST
　The Unquiet Qyiet Garden
　Differences Among the Japanese
　Meeting Doihara
　The Secret Crossing of the PaiRiver
　Isolated
　Disappointment
　MeetingItagaki
CHAPTER SIX FOUR TEENYEARSOF
　MANCHUKUO
　The Puppet PlayBegins
　Majesty Without Power
　The Signing of the Secret Treaty and After
　The Report of the League of Nations Commission of Enquiry
　Emperorfor the Third Time
　The End of Illusion
　Yoshioka Yasunori
　ImperialRescripts
　Home Life
　The Collapse
CHAPTERSEVENINTHESOVIETUNION
　Fear and Illusion
　Still Giving Myself Airs
　I Refuse to Admit My Guilt
CHAPTER EIGHTFROMFEARTORECOGNIZINGMY
CHAPTER NINE I ACCEPT REMOULDING
INDEX