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Like modern people, the ancient Romans also had the problem of how to arrange their leisure time. For a large number of homeless people, unemployed people, immigrants and adventurers. They have many choices: they can hang out in squares, churches and hotels, or they can drink and gamble in bars. For the general public, the work during the day ends early every day, and they are free from now until the evening meal. At night, people don't go out because the city has become dangerous.

Going to the toilet is a good choice for everyone. Everyone, rich or poor, old or young, male or female, has this habit every day. During the imperial period, these bathrooms were open to the public free of charge, and at most a lot of money was spent on tickets, which was much less than the price of a liter of wine or a loaf of bread.

There are rooms specially designed for different bathing projects in the bathroom. The first room is the changing room (apodyterlum), then the hot water bath (caIdarium), then the warm water bath (tepIdarIum), then the cold water bath (frigidarlum), and finally the swimming pool (natatio), usually in the open air. These bathrooms are surrounded by sauna room, oiling room, massage room and hair removal room. There are gyms, libraries, reading rooms, lounges and even places to eat snacks. Therefore, the bathroom is not only beneficial to people's health, but also provides social opportunities. People can enjoy communication while taking a bath. They talk about politics, sports and business.

The most popular game in the bathroom is ball games. According to the requirements of different sports, the competition can be played outdoors or in a special room called sphaerlsterla. The balls used in the game are filled with leather, sand or air. The most common game is a three-person game called trigon, and there is another game called harpastum, which is similar to modern football. In this game, a player has to be squeezed and pushed by a group of opponents to control the ball.

Except the bathroom, other attractive places are entertainment places. These places mainly include circus and amphltheater. Rome has always regarded public entertainment as a propaganda tool for politics and elections, which became the basic way to establish the whole imperial order during the imperial period. The rulers used public entertainment and food handouts as a means to control the citizens, so that they were satisfied, busy and had no time to think. The entertainment industry (usually called ual) is also increasingly developed because of its special functions, and the number of public sacrifices is also increasing, reaching a historical record in the imperial period, reaching 182 times a year. P69-70