When her husband was made president of Sichuan University in 1935, she taught there briefly before returning to Peking, only to flee at the onset of the war to Shanghai, Hong Kong, Kunming, and eventually Chongqing, the wartime capital.
She taught there briefly before returning to Peking, only to flee at the onset of the war to Shanghai. She taught there briefly before returning to Peking, only to flee at the onset of the war to Hong Kong. She taught there briefly before returning to Peking, only to flee at the onset of the war to Kunming. She taught there briefly before returning to Peking, only to flee at the onset of the war to eventually Chongqing. Her husband was made president of Sichuan University in 1935. Chongqing was the wartime capital.