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Reginald Fleming 'R.J.' Johnston:
It would be conveniently sad if he becomes blind. To the expense, Your Excellency. To the cost of maintaining one thousand two hundred eunuchs, three hundred and fifty ladies-in-waiting and one hundred and eighty-five cooks to buying a hundred and twenty sable furs a month and three thousand chickens a week. To the fact that eight hundred and forty guards and employees of the household department, plus one Lord Chamberlain, care only about one thing! Filling their own rice bowls!
It would be conveniently sad if he becomes blind. To the expense, Your Excellency. To the cost of maintaining one thousand two hundred eunuchs, three hundred and fifty ladies-in-waiting and one hundred and eighty-five cooks to buying a hundred and twenty sable furs a month and three thousand chickens a week. To the fact that eight hundred and forty guards and employees of the household department, plus one Lord Chamberlain, care only about one thing! Filling their own rice bowls!
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It would be conveniently sad if he becomes blind
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Blind Mr Johnston
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To the expense Your Excellency
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To the cost of maintaining one thousand two hundred Eunuchs
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three hundred and fifty ladies in waiting
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and one hundred and eighty five cooks
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To buying one hundred and twenty sable furs a month
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and three thousand chickens a week
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To the fact that eight hundred and forty Guards and employees
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of the Household Department plus one Lord Chamberlain
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care only about one thing
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Movie Summary
A dramatic history of Pu Yi, the last of the Emperors of China, from his lofty birth and brief reign in the Forbidden City, the object of worship by half a billion people; through his abdication, his decline and dissolute lifestyle; his exploitation by the invading Japanese, and finally to his obscure existence as just another peasant worker in the People's Republic.
