Ancient Chinese societies developed a range of cooling strategies to mitigate the impact of summer heat, according to historical accounts. These methods varied significantly based on social status, from elaborate imperial systems to practical solutions for the general populace. Elites in ancient China utilized advanced techniques to combat high temperatures. Emperors and high-ranking officials reportedly employed water-powered fans and ice for cooling, as detailed in historical records [1]. The use of ice, a luxury commodity, suggests a sophisticated approach to temperature control for the ruling class [1].