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| Each summer, the scorching weather always drives ordinary people to try innovative and economical ways to stay cool. Among them, the most popular is going out to public places with air conditioners to enjoy the free chill, making shopping malls, subway stations and even public libraries popular. |
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Citizens pours into a cool subway station to avoid the heat wave in Hangzhou city, East China's Zhejiang province on July 25, 2013. Southern China is suffering a hottest summer since 1951, with nearly half of its population sweltering in a prolonged heat wave. [Photo/CFP] |
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