In the first-tier cities where the summer is very hot in China, the temperature of 35℃ is very common. Office workers want to go back to their hometown to escape the heat.
In summer, the most direct feeling is one word: heat. Lying on the bed is "braised", spread the mat into "teppanyaki", after getting out of bed, it becomes "steamed", and when you go out, it is "stir-fried". In this hot weather, the temperament is almost gone. In summer in China, most places are hot, especially in some stove cities, such as Chongqing, Fuzhou, Hangzhou, etc. However, although some cities are not called stoves, they are hot enough to compare with them, such as Guangzhou.
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