especially in summer, when the temperature often exceeds 30 degrees Celsius, making people feel sweltering and uncomfortable. This kind of hot weather not only makes people feel uncomfortable, but also has a certain impact on People's Daily life and health. Walking on the streets of Seoul, one can see many citizens holding up sunshades or wearing hats and sunglasses to protect themselves from the intense ultraviolet rays. At the entrances of stores and supermarkets, there are usually various refreshing drinks and ice creams placed for people to cool off and relieve the heat.

To cope with the scorching heat, the Seoul municipal government has also taken a series of measures, such as adding fountains and cold water facilities in parks and squares, providing citizens with more places to escape the summer heat. In addition, the air conditioning systems in subway stations and large shopping malls have also been strengthened to ensure that the indoor temperature is suitable. Some public places have also set up rest areas for people who are physically exhausted to take a short break.

For tourists, although Seoul is hot in summer, it also has its unique charm. Night markets and open-air restaurants become particularly lively at night. People can enjoy delicious food while feeling the vitality of the city. The night view of Hanjiang Park has attracted countless tourists to come and enjoy it. The gentle breeze by the river brings a touch of coolness, allowing people to temporarily forget the scorching heat of the day.