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Heat waves are not simply rising temperatures, but a stagnant "heat cover" that hangs over cities all year round, turning the entire world into an airtight steamer. During the day, the scorching sun beats down with scorching heat waves, pressing hard against the skin like a red-hot iron plate. The exposed skin will appear with stinging red marks when touched, and even breathing will bring a scalding burning sensation; at night, this "heat cover" still remains, and the temperature does not drop at all. The sultry air sticks to the body, and even a moment of breathing becomes a luxury.