The temperature in the Iraqi capital is over 45 degrees Celsius. How can people relieve summer heat?

The temperature in the Iraqi capital exceeds 45 degrees Celsius, and local people directly rely on the water from roadside sprinklers to cool down. Actually, I don't think it's necessary at all. If you want to take a bath, just go home and take it yourself. Why take a bath in the street?

To tell the truth, I think these actions of the Iraqi people are very incomprehensible. Although I know that some people can't stay at home for work or to open a shop but stay in the shop, I want to say, what reason do these people have to bask in the sun in the street except the cleaning staff who have to bask in the sun in the street? For example, if you open a shop, you can directly turn on the air conditioner in the shop and hide from the sun. Can't you turn on the air conditioner to cool down? If you are a vendor in the market, you only need to put a fan there, and your heart will be calm and naturally cool. Honestly, it's 45 degrees. Although it's really hot, it won't be too hot as long as you don't exercise vigorously and then have a fan all the time. There is absolutely no need to spray water on the sprinklers on the roadside to cool down.

Besides, I think the neighboring water can only alleviate the temporary fever, but it can never last forever. I know that when you spray water directly from the top of your head when it is very hot, you will feel very cool and comfortable. That kind of cool is thorough, but I want to say, your clothes are wet, so won't you feel bad afterwards? You can only feel cool at this moment in Lingshui, but as long as you stand out from under that shower head, you will feel uncomfortable, because you are wet all over and your clothes are wet, so you have been sticking to your body. Because the air around you is hot, you will feel stuffy immediately, which will be hotter than when you don't spray water. I mean, is this what you want? What's the use?

And to be honest, in this hot weather, you either don't go out, and if you go out, don't choose to go out when it is very hot. If you really can't go out, try to keep a peaceful mind, take a fan in your hand, take good sun protection measures, lay a good sun umbrella, apply sunscreen, and walk slowly. As long as you don't exercise vigorously, as long as your heart is not too impetuous, it is actually tolerable.