the living catastrophes

Sanctuaries in different regions around the world had different forms and functions when facing natural disasters: - ** Russia **: Take a large fallout shelter abandoned 30 years ago as an example. It was built in the basement of a multi-story residential building in the 1980s. There were four main entrances, each of which was equipped with a front airlock, protective door, and airtight door. There was a technical room for life support systems, a hall for sheltering personnel, ventilation wells, rooms with filter and ventilation devices to provide clean air, rooms with water tanks to supply emergency drinking water, toilets, etc. There was also a diesel generator power plant and a front hall airlock at the entrance. - ** Japan **: Nearly 100 shelters were set up after the release of the "Great Earthquake Warning". This was due to the fact that after the magnitude 7.1 earthquake occurred in the coastal area of Miyazaki Prefecture, Japan, the Meteorology Agency issued the "Temporary Information on the Earthquake in the South China Sea Trough" to remind the public of the increased possibility of a major earthquake in the coming week. - ** China **: In the 1960s, many air-raid shelters were built during the "Dig Deep and Store Grain" campaign. These bomb shelters were buried dozens of meters underground and were guarded by multiple thick lead doors and iron gates. They were equipped with simple kitchen, medical room, sleeping area, and other facilities. There were also small generators to maintain basic lighting and ventilation. The stored food and water could support the refugees through difficult times. In times of peace, many bomb shelters were transformed into underground shopping malls, parking lots, museum, entertainment venues, etc., but they still retained the ability to quickly restore their original refuge functions. - ** Syria **: During the war, the people built their own shelters, such as a shelter in a student's home, with ventilation. Although the internal conditions were simple and dilapidated after the war, it could provide a place for people to avoid the dangers of war during the war. Other than that, there were also shelters in the form of giant touring cars, which were divided into basic, upgraded, advanced, and top-grade. The basic model provided basic living conditions such as living space, lockers, beds, small kitchen, washrooms, etc. The upgraded model had upgraded living comfort, power system, safety measures, and supply reserves. The advanced model was quite luxurious and had an independent medical room, entertainment room, etc. The energy system was efficient, the safety and defense were first-class, and the supplies were comprehensive. The top-tier model was like a technological bunker, with living quarters, entertainment facilities, professional laboratories, and so on. Its energy and defense capabilities were top-notch. Click on the link below to read the comic "The System Sent Me a Sanctuary"

I recommend a few apocalyptic novels. The author of " Carefree Doomsday " was a bit short-sighted. A newbie in society entered the doomsday novel after revealing the cultivation space, wanting to get rid of the tragic ending of the female supporting character. The book list was highly recommended. " Reborn with a space to enter the apocalypse ", written by Lady My Black Heart. The female protagonist accidentally brought the space to the apocalypse and lived well in the apocalypse. She built a base to abuse scumbags and accept beautiful men. Her space ability was full of golden fingers. " Bringing God to the End of the World " was written by Mu Zhi. It was a tragic story about a girl who picked up a treasure chest in a world where zombies and monsters were rampant, but threw the key to the monster. " The Rebirth of the Female Lead in the Apocalypse " was written by a lazy glutton. The female lead was turned into cannon fodder in the Apocalypse. After her rebirth, her memories were clear and she decided to rely on someone to live her life. The book list was rated as a good book that she would lose out if she did not read it. " A Sunny Day After the End of the World " was created by roaming in the 2D world. The female protagonist had transmigrated into a passerby in the end of the world. She had a shop system, cold and indifferent, and she was neither a saint nor a fool.

Often, it's about survival and finding hope in the midst of chaos, while also exploring deep emotional connections.

It could be about the complex nature of love and how it often brings along various challenges or 'catastrophes' in the context of a short story. Maybe it shows different types of love, like romantic love, and the problems that can arise such as misunderstandings, heartbreaks, or external pressures.