For Northeasterners, there are two places in the world that make them feel warm.
One is home and the other is —– public baths.
There is no Northeasterner who can walk out of the door of the bathhouse with such restraint, and there is no Northeasterner who can endure living in the smoky mist and is unwilling to take a bath.
Of course, there is no Northeasterner who is reluctant to accept the scrubbing service after taking a bath.
Give Northeasterners a bathhouse and they can soak the world
For Southerners, taking a shower may be like brushing your teeth and washing your face, and it only takes 10 minutes before bed to complete the task.
But for Northeasterners, this process of running water is just “thawing”. In their hearts, bathing is not only for better systemic relaxation, but also a spiritual Sublimation, a yearning to escape the flesh.
Blowing a few bottles on the wine table is nothing, but being able to withstand the strength of the bathing master is a real skill.
Why do Northeasterners love taking baths so much?
For the Northeast region, in winter, the temperature is generally minus 20 to 30 degrees below zero, and the outdoor temperature in some areas drops to minus 30 to 40 degrees.
In this climate, there will be more cold air entering the body.
And if you often go to the public bath for bathing and rubbing, or do some sweating at the same time, many people will feel particularly comfortable.
Many people believe that rubbing a bath while taking a bath can promote blood circulation, protect the skin and other functions, so it has formed a habit of most Northeasterners who like to take a bath. .
It is also because of this that you lie on the bathing bed, and one Buddha was born and two Buddhas ascended to heaven by the bathing master.
Under the bathing culture, everyone gets rid of all idol burdens, and every bathing master is familiar with the Chinese human epidermis, so that you will no longer feel lonely and lonely.
What exactly is the “mud” that falls off your body when you scrub?
When taking a bath, the “mud” shrinking from the body belongs to the stratum corneum of the human body.
This is composed of dander and sweat secreted by the human body, mixed with some dust in the air, and some fibers on clothes.
Human skin has millions of new cells every day, and millions of cells age and die at the same time. These dead skin cells will combine with some sebum, sweat and other substances secreted by the human body.
After the bath, then rub, the mixture breaks off the skin in strips or balls, creating a slime.
Whether the bath is good or not depends on the amount of mud
Northeastern people’s rubbing baths are just two words—pay attention.
The rubbing master waved his hand, put a plastic film on it, and then poured a pot of hot water on it. At this time, you can lie down in an elegant posture and accept the advice from the rubbing bath. Worker’s soul baptism.
Of course, if you use too much force when rubbing in the shower, it will cause the keratin that is not fully aged and dead to be taken off together, and the new stratum corneum will also be damaged.
In the long run, it will cause the stratum corneum on the skin to become thinner and thinner, it is easy to have some red blood, and it will lead to excessive dry skin, skin allergies, and some other skin diseases. The probability of disease will also beto increase.
For Northeasterners, taking a bath is an inseparable cleaning
Compared with the South, the Northeast’s economy is relatively backward for the time being, but the bathing skills of the Northeast people are always the world’s leading.
Especially taking a bath here is full of ritual. Pouring, soaking, steaming, rubbing, none of the four steps can be missed. The shower area basically belongs to Furnishings, the smoking bath is the main battlefield.
Before entering the pool, you were just strangers;
Once you step into the pool, maybe this is where your friendship begins.
The Northeasterners are naturally talkative. After the unity of man and water, the skills may explode again.
Whether it is business economy, short-term parents, or knowledge of astronomy and geography, I realized that I can’t feel lonely in the Northeast.
Perhaps those who do not live in the Northeast have difficulty understanding this separation.
But in the hearts of Northeasterners, no matter how many years, no matter where they are, there is still an indescribable deepness in the bath.
