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Tiffany Vuong

yes, yes they did sleep on wood, constructed from durable hardwoods like elm, rosewood, or zitan Ancient Chinese people slept on hard wooden or bamboo beds (and used similarly hard pillows) to promote blood circulation, maintain spinal posture, and keep the head cool during hot weather

RahaMi

Loved your reaction.. Thank u so much.. The gift wei yan gave is a thing that hold any aromatic compound which smells when burned

Jordan

Her incense warmer gift looked to me like their version of a “portable Incense”, so she would wear it on her waist and could smell nice all the time, or have maybe a calming incense, stuff like that. Also you were so right about the medicine, medicines are supposed to heal you, but if you mix the wrong ones you could be making poison in your body instead

DryLtd

LOL, I like a very firm mattress. Not every body shape can handle the flatness.

DryLtd

I'm going to have to learn this "new liquor dance" and when I visit the brewery bust it out for the people.

Brissygirl

Qiao Gui was Man Man's grandfather's name. I think I mentioned this in a Pursuit of Jade episode but in the palaces of later dynasties, the women in particular would sleep on marble or jade *pillows*, partly because of the elaborate hairstyles they had but also it supposedly promoted good circulation and stuff. I'm with you though give me my comfy mattress and lots of space to spread out while i sleep.