Returning home, Chen Xin threw himself into the bathroom, soaking comfortably in the warm, large bathtub.
This room, designed as a bathroom, had nothing more than a bathtub occupying 80% of the space and two showerheads, allowing one to fully enjoy the pleasure and comfort of bathing.
The water in the bathtub was sourced from underground hot springs. Although the extreme cold weather affected the water temperature to some extent, with auxiliary heating, soaking in it was still incredibly comfortable.
Although each room in the shelter had its own shower facilities, bathing and soaking are two completely different things: one is merely cleaning the body, the other is a relaxation of body and mind.
Before the disaster, this might have been an ordinary thing, something most ordinary people could enjoy if they wanted.
But now, after the disaster, this is an undeniable luxury. Without sufficient resources, enjoying a bath is exceedingly difficult.
