On June 27, a netizen wrote that an African student in Yichang, Hubei Province fainted due to heatstroke. In response, the doctor of the first people's Hospital of Yichang said that the syncope of the overseas student was caused by gastrointestinal discomfort, staying up late, hot weather and other reasons, but he did mention that he never felt so hot in Africa. Many netizens are very curious. Maybe when it comes to Africa, we all think it's a tropical desert climate. The temperature is much higher than that of China. In fact, it's not so.
Africans usually live in the tropics or in the latitudes higher than the tropics. They wear thin clothes and some simple shoes all the year round to live in Africa. As many foreign media reports say, Africa is a relatively dry place in the world, where the Sahara desert, the largest desert in the world, is distributed. All of these show that most of Africa is not particularly suitable for people to live in, so Africans are generally living in areas with abundant water resources and climate, such as the Mediterranean coastal area, near the Nile River Basin and other areas. Although these areas are hot, they are only dry and hot.
In contrast, the situation of Africans living in our country is no better than that in Africa. In fact, when China is in summer, not only the summer is hot, but also with the development of urbanization in China, many urban construction groups have sprung up, which makes the heat island effect of Chinese cities particularly prominent, making many people feel that they are living in a cage of fire, unable to escape, unable to leave, only forced to sulk in the city. This kind of sullen feeling makes Africans shout unbearable! They all exclaim: China is even hotter than Africa.
Living on the same earth, due to terrain, latitude, sunshine and other reasons, some regions on the earth have different climate and temperature. Now you know why Africans can't stand the heat of China. Do you have different views on why Africans can't stand the heat of China?