Under the shade of trees, cement workers can lie down on both sides of the flat road and sleep peacefully, and farm workers can sleep on the wooden floor with red marks on their backs.
Wei Ruo still slept soundly on the narrow hard sleeper of the green leather train, but on the one-meter-wide youth hostel bed, even if she exercised 20,000 steps a day, she still couldn't sleep well - because there were large gaps between the bed boards, and the sharp edges of the long wooden boards made the bed feel harder to her, and the smaller pressure surface made her blood flow less smoothly.
After living in a youth hostel for just seven days while looking for a job, her sleep quality was not good, but she exercised a lot. Problems such as acne, obesity, and lack of energy arose. Wei Ruo traveled to Nuzun Country and ran an inn with a large shop on the first floor and a "hollowed out" bed board on the second floor. In her own small attic on the third floor, she could travel between the two worlds.
How important is it to sleep well? Wei Ruoke knew too well that the conditions were not good, so he spread more straw, patched up the bed boards, built a VIP room with modern air-conditioned quilts, and coral velvet blankets to make money. He bought handicrafts and sold them in modern times, and finally built a youth hostel that feels very comfortable when lying on the bed in modern times.
Concept: Cutting corners is not advisable.