Why is "low-density life" considered a high-level life strategy? Because many people's exhaustion isn't due to how difficult things are, but because there are too many people around. When there are many people, there is more information, more desires, and people start to drain each other. Wherever there is high congestion, it is often accompanied by noise, anxiety, internal conflict, and low efficiency. Whether it's during rush hour on the subway, popular tourist spots, or an overly social lifestyle, it constantly drains a person's energy. Essentially, a low-density life means not living in such crowded circumstances. You start traveling off-peak, reduce ineffective social interactions, no longer participate in every lively event, and stop blindly following the majority. Gradually, you'll find that the cost of living decreases, emotions stabilize, and life becomes easier. Truly high-level living isn't about desperately squeezing into crowds, but about having the freedom to choose your own pace.