How China Survives a 40°C Summer Day!



With summer temperatures reaching 40°C, I wanted to find out how people in China spend the hottest days of the year and try it for myself.

If you’re curious about everyday life in China, Chinese summer culture, food, public swimming pools, or what it’s really like living in China as a foreigner, come along for the day!❤️

✨ Chapters in this Video:
00:00-00:24 Intro
00:24-01:05 Quite Streets
01:05-01:54 My Plan
01:54-02:30 Asking a friend
02:30-04:51 Sun Protection
04:51- 06:50 Lunch
06:50-08:22 Public Swimming Pool
08:22- 08:28 Watermelon in the Park
08:28- 11:26 Summer Barbecue

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29 Comments

  1. How much they pay you for this video. You're also eating food make by oppressed and forced labour. If not our beloved great president wouldn't imposed penalties for forced labour.

  2. While Chinese people are generally classified as having a yellow complexion, their skin is actually closer to fair. Chinese people, especially women, place great importance on sun protection and skin whitening. Therefore, during the hot summer months with high UV radiation, most people take precautions against sun exposure when outdoors. Additionally, summers in southern China differ from those in South Africa; China has higher humidity levels. In such environments, the body's heat dissipation efficiency decreases. Therefore, please be aware of the effects of high outdoor temperatures and take precautions against heatstroke.

  3. "In China, the peak of summer typically falls in July and August. In the past, 35°C was considered high enough to trigger a yellow heatwave warning, and companies would issue heat allowances to their employees. Nowadays, however, temperatures of 38°C to 42°C are becoming increasingly common, often lasting for 15 to 25 days. When the heat hits 38°C, local governments step in by opening underground civil defense shelters, as well as designating specific cooling zones in shopping malls and subway stations for the public to seek refuge from the heat.

  4. Gosh, I wouldn't enjoy this kind of heat. For loving objects or things, such as watermelon, use 喜欢 or 特别喜欢 instead of 爱. For loving people or pets, use 爱.😊

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