How do southerners without heating survive the winter?

This question is really sad. I am trembling all over as I type these words.

In order to have a good winter, we really do everything we can.

1. Buy a new air conditioner so you can turn on the heater.

2. What if the air conditioner model is older and only has air conditioning? You can only rely on yourself. Keep a hot water bottle with you during the day and soak your feet in hot water before going to bed at night.

3. How do people who have to go to work keep warm? First, prepare a long thick coat or down jacket that is long enough and thick enough. Put it in the office and wear it when working. Because the weather in the south is colder indoors than outdoors, not to mention that when I often sit for several hours at work, it will be so cold that I want to cry. If possible, bring a blanket to cover your legs.

Secondly, various heating peripherals are buried, such as heated mouse pads, foot warmers, heated keyboard pads, etc. There is nothing you can’t buy, only things you can’t imagine.

Finally, the hot water cannot be cut off. Boil hot water more frequently. In order to prevent the hot water from cooling down quickly, you can also buy coasters that maintain a constant temperature.

My colleague is extremely well-equipped. There are various heated USB cables all over the desk.

4. Wear wool insoles and velvet underwear to keep your baby warm. I think this type of product is a little tasteless, because it feels so warm when I first use it, but it doesn't feel warm after a while.

Author: Lin Xiaobai, Youshu Think Tank reading expert/multi-platform certified lecturer, Sina Weibo @Nicole Lin Xiaobai, public account: Lin Xiaobai Upward Management (ID: living4ever).