Which sentence can explain the humidity in the south to the students in the north more vividly?

How to explain the humidity? How to explain the humidity situation in the south and the students in the north in a more vivid sentence? Words overflowing on the wall, wet hair, dry clothes and smells are all used to describe the humidity in the south. You can also say that to your classmates in the north. It's mainly wet when returning to Nantian. As long as you see that my hair has just been washed for a long time, you will return to Nantian.

In the south, people call it "rainy weather" because most of these days are accompanied by light rain. At that time, no matter whether there was no sunshine, windy or southerly wind, clothes were wet and smelled musty when they were dry, which is why it was called musty rain weather.

In those days, except for girls with dry hair, they were the most distressed. Because, your hair is just like shampoo without washing it. If you wash your hair, it will blow dry, and it will return to a semi-wet state after a long time.

For Huinantian, I don't like its humidity, and I don't like the water overflowing on the wet wall. I don't like the water marks on the tile floor that are not cleaned like splashing water; I don't like clothes that smell half wet and half dry; I don't like wet hair; I don't like to slip if I walk carelessly occasionally; But I don't hate its light rain.

Humidity in the south can be divided into two situations: hot and cold. When it is cold, you can feel the humidity of clothes when you put on clothes, and it makes people feel biting cold when you put on clothes. Besides, it was really cold after a light rain.

When the weather is hot, it is not only humid and sultry, but also accompanied by some insects and ants; We should not only deal with the living conditions affected by humidity, but also face the fear in our hearts, and restrain the fear while preventing insects, which makes people upset.

The experience of northern students

Northern students came to the south, experienced the humidity of returning to the south, and went back to the north to ask friends, and the answer was this; God, I thought humidity meant more steam, but I was envious of the weather in the south!

When I was in high school, a classmate in our class just came from the northeast, which happened to be winter. After two weeks, when he returned to Nantian, we kindly advised him not to wash a coat so often, because he often changed one every two days.

At that time, he said that many southerners misunderstood us northerners. Southerners say it takes many days for northerners to take a bath. I find it takes you three or four days to change your coat. I don't think southerners like cleanliness. Then he didn't listen to the advice and changed his coat once a day or two.

He didn't change his coat for several days. He complained to us that his coat was not dry, but it smelled the same after washing it twice. At that time, we laughed as soon as we heard it, and it took a while to explain the damp two or three things.

Once I went back to the south, I met the humidity in the south. This northern student already knows how to describe the humidity in the south with the words "overflow on the wall, wet hair and dry clothes".