It's too cold.

There is a long queue in front of some agencies distributing relief food on the roadside.

The temperature was less than ten degrees Celsius, so everyone wore thick cotton clothes.

The wind in Bupain is very strong. When the sea breeze blows over, it will take away the temperature faster, so people must wear thicker and more airtight clothes.

Sometimes there will be a group of people around a bonfire on some sections of the road, and the human wall becomes a natural means of wind protection.

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