Secondly, they wear breathable, sweat-absorbent clothing to keep their bodies dry and comfortable. In addition, they wash their skin regularly to prevent skin diseases.

In addition to the impact on people's lives, the phenomenon of water vapor also has a profound impact on the ecological environment of the mountains.

It promotes the growth and reproduction of alpine plants, making the vegetation in mountainous areas more lush.

Secondly, water vapor provides sufficient water for animals in the mountains, allowing them to maintain normal physiological activities during the hot summer. Water vapor can also affect the formation and distribution of clouds and fog in the mountains, having a significant impact on the climate and ecological environment of the mountains.

Enveloped by the dual pressures of extreme heat and steam, people's lives felt as if they were being thrown into a giant steamer. The air was heavy and scorching, as if it were being boiled by a raging fire, and every breath felt like inhaling a scalding iron block, carrying a suffocating heat.

In such an environment, people's skin felt like it was kissed by flames, every inch of it scalding with unbearable pain. The heat wave relentlessly eroded the skin, seemingly sucking away life force bit by bit. Within a short period of time, tiny blisters appeared on the skin. These blisters, the product of the combined effects of high temperature and humidity, acted like mirrors, reflecting the pain on people's faces.

These blisters are not only painful but also increase the risk of infection. In such a harsh environment, bacteria and viruses seem to multiply wildly, ready to attack the human body at any time. People have to carefully protect their wounds, fearing that the slightest carelessness will lead to more serious consequences.

In such conditions, movement becomes incredibly difficult. Sweat and dust mix, forming streaks of black, making people look even more shabby. Every step requires immense effort, as if a silent struggle against the heat and humidity.