Through lamp after lamp of “earthly lights,” Anjuke offered people living in the city an answer about ideal dwelling. The space was divided by the home's “four major spaces,” and four huge lightbulb-shaped rooms were especially striking. Living room, dining room, study, and bedroom—users could easily find different memory points in every corner. In the “kitchen,” people read stories of lamplight on the plates and felt the air of everyday life; in front of the dining table was a menu: “1 spoon of mom's nagging,” “2 spoons of household laughter”...
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