Is it true that Yan Song needs two maids to sleep?

When watching costume dramas, you can always hear names that insult others' origins, such as "foot-washing maid" and "foot-warming maid".

In Ming Dynasty 1566, Yan Song really left a maid with warm feet. At that time, his hair was all white and he was served in bed on snowy days. There are two beautiful young handmaids at the end of the bed, one kicking his feet to his chest to keep warm-a realistic version of "hot water bottle"!

It was common for rich people in ancient times to have maids to warm their feet and beds. For example, in A Dream of Red Mansions, it was the Lady Dowager who warmed Baoyu's bed. The maid with warm feet can't sleep all night. An older girl like Yan Song needs help to move her arms and legs or adjust her sleeping position from time to time at night.

Young and energetic owners may not just need them to warm their feet ~