Is there anyone who lives on the top floor of a high-rise building? Can you tell me about your experience?

1. Living on the 46th floor, it feels quite high. The whole building is just 50th floor, not to mention anything else. Every time there is a strong wind, I feel that the building is shaking, like a loft in the sky. Likewise, the sound of the wind is like the howling of wolves, making it difficult to sleep soundly!

2. I live on the 32nd floor. I dare not look down from the window when I am at home. I am afraid of heights! I don’t dare to take the elevator alone at night. In an elevator with more than 30 floors, I am afraid that it will suddenly stop moving when it reaches a certain floor. It’s scary just thinking about it!

3. When an earthquake strikes, those who live low must run fast! Those who live high can run fast. Each has its own advantages!

4. The 27th floor, the sub-top floor. The scenery is good and the air is good but the wind is a bit strong. There was a typhoon and the power was out for three days. I climbed the stairs to the 27th floor! Almost killed me.

5. I can’t feel or hear the rain. I often only notice it when I go downstairs, and I have to go back to get an umbrella every time.

6. The wind is strong. Others are like the small building where the east wind blew last night, but I am like the cold weather high up in the building. Once the wind blows, the room will roar, and if there are small cracks in the doors and windows, there will also be a whistling sound!

7. The scenery at high places is unique, but the noise at high places is overwhelming! Urban noise has the least resistance to upward propagation, but the noise is loud, and the sound of wind, birds, and racing cars can be heard.

8. It’s a waste of your legs. Every time the elevator breaks down, your calves hurt when you climb up and down.

9. I feel guilty easily. Every time I go up to a tall building, I feel guilty.