 In the same year, both travelled to Beiping.His wife travelled to Germany and France in 1927 as part of an official mission, but Tseveen remained in Ulaanbaatar.In 1932, Tseveen was dismissed and exiled to Leningrad, where he again worked at the Institute of Oriental Studies of the University under Prof. Nicholas Poppe and edited the milestone "Mongol chronicles of the XVIIth century".