I see that many people are still asking this question, so let's reply specifically:

I think this should be the reason for the difference between the north and the south of the readers, and most of the people who ask this question should be southerners. In our north, there is no direct use of charcoal pots for heating, and even now, there are still many families in the countryside who rely on ondols to keep out the cold.

In ancient Beijing, the city used fire kang, which is why Zhao Hao went to the kang when he entered the house, because it was warm on the kang.

No one will make a fire directly under the kang, the common people are in the outside of the earthen stove, on the stove to cook, and then the heat through the flue to the bottom of the kang inside.

So you build a honeycomb coal stove, it's superfluous...... This makes the earthen stove that connects the house and the house, where to put the face?

There is also a place to burn and a place to sleep, so there is no need to worry about carbon monoxide poisoning.

Yes, at night, the whole family sleeps on a kang......

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Well, it's so easy to open a single chapter, so let's ask for a monthly ticket by the way. There are still a few days to go, so let's support them more vigorously, according to tradition, just don't let everyone's hard work for a month be in vain......

Well, I'm a sincere monk who only drags and doesn't owe.

"Xiaoge Lao" specifically talks about why Zhao Hao is not worried about gas poisoning and not making stoves. I am hitting it in my hand, please wait a moment,

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