Puyi, Wanrong and Wenxiu stayed at the house of Puyi's father after being exiled, the Prince Chun Mansion in Beijing.Puyi then secretly took refuge in the Japanese Legation in Beijing. Puyi later moved out of Beijing to the Japanese concession in Tianjin on February 24th, 1925. Wanrong and Wenxiu later followed him and arrived on February 27th,1925.Puyi and Wanrong settled in the Zhang garden in Tianjin later moving to the Quiet Garden Villa (Jing garden) within the Japanese concession in Tianjin. In the villa, they lived in relative peace and enjoyed an active public and social life. She smoked opium while in Tianjin as a pastime and later became addicted to it. Wanrong's perceived temper problems may have been one of the reasons for encouraging it, however, smoking opium at this time was not unusual (see History of opium in China).