Europe continues to experience a high temperature and heat wave, and the market has set of a rush to buy air conditioners. Export sales of various cooling products such as fans and umbrellas have also increased significantly. It can be seen from the online clip that after a supermarket in Chambery, France, opened, a large number of people rushed to buy air conditioners, and the scene was chaotic.The hot weather pushed up the demand for refrigeration products, and many air conditioners and fans were quickly sold out. Some people in Germany have built an air conditioning inventory inquiry website, and people need to pay to subscribe to replenishment tips. In addition, foreign media reported that many Parisians are looking for other places to escape the summer heat, and many people will book hotel rooms with air conditioning to temporarily avoid the high temperature. The person in charge of a hotel near the Austerlitz Railway Station in Paris told the Financial Times that many customers called to book a room that day just to stay away from the sultry railway station, which was still under large-scale maintenance work. All the rooms in the hotel were full.It is reported that only about two per cent of households in Europe install air conditioning at present. It is inconvenient to install air conditioning in local buildings because of the thick walls and small windows for heat preservation. The renovation of old buildings is also restricted by the cultural relics protection regulations, and the renovation process is complicated and expensive. The mobile split air conditioner launched by Chinese manufacturers is therefore very popular. Midea, a home appliance brand, said that its mobile air conditioner orders have soared, some channels have been sold out, and the price of second-hand goods is even more expensive than that of new ones.However, while the air conditioning was rushed in various places, he headquarters of the European Commission in Belgium suspended the operation of low-floor air conditioning for one day last Friday due to extreme high temperatures, but the air conditioning on high-rise floors of Von der Leyen and a group of high-rise oces was running as usual, which caused employees to be dissatisfied. The European Parliament also had a power outage earlier due to excessive power consumption of the air conditioning system.