So Hot! How People Cool Down in China🇨🇳: Eat Light Food and Find a Cool Place.
#vlog #china #food #reallife #cooking In China, there's a free place to escape the summer heat: shopping malls. They turn on the heating in winter and keep the mall cool in summer. This is also a marketing strategy. As foot traffic increases, people get hungry and thirsty, and they'll buy things, leading to higher sales for the shops. This, in turn, allows the mall to collect rent smoothly. ---- 00:00-00:27 Introduction 00:27-02:30 Buy and eat breakfast 02:30-06:34 Clean the fan and check the refrigerator and air conditioner 06:34-10:27 Make tomato and egg soup 10:27-14:13 Go to the used electric vehicle dealership 14:13-15:48 Go home and explore the area around the shopping mall ----- If you enjoyed this video, don't forget to subscribe and hit the bell🔔. Thank you for your support❤️
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