Why is it that northerners generally wear masks, while southerners rarely wear masks?

The weather in the north is dry and cold. It should be geolocation.

Be caused by. So wear a mask. The south is hot and humid. It doesn't feel good to wear a mask. That's why masks are rarely worn.

It is cold in the north in winter, and masks are generally worn to protect against the cold, and the air quality is relatively bad in winter. The south is relatively warm, and wearing a mask is awkward, so few people wear it.

Because the weather in the south is sultry, that is, it is like that all year round, and he will have five people with bones, and the air in the south is very good, but there are sandstorms and sandstorms. It's not the same in the north. Strong winds are frequent. Oh, it's dirty, so he wears a mask just to keep it from sinking.

The air quality in the south is much better than that in the north, and there is no need to prevent smog and sand. The air is moist, and wearing a mask will have a stuffy, breathless feeling. Wearing a mask in the north to protect against cold, wind, and haze is also a kind of protection for the face.

Wearing a mask has a lot to do with the outside world. It doesn't have much to do with ** people. Southerners go to the north on business, and they wear masks as they go.

Personally, I feel that the climate in the north and south has a lot to do with it, and it is very dry after autumn in the north, and the environment is not very optimistic, so there will be a lot of people wearing masks.

The weather in the north is cold in winter, and dryness can easily cause respiratory diseases, so masks are often worn.

You are stupid, the weather in the north is dry, and the wind and sand are strong. Masks are effective in keeping sand particles out of the respiratory tract. The south is already humid, and wearing a mask affects breathing even more.

Maybe it's too hot and humid in the south. Wearing a mask is stuffy, and your face is prone to acne. The north is dry and sandy, so you can be cleaner with a mask.

Because of the epidemic. Northerners are good at protecting themselves. Another is that the weather in the north is cooler. It's hot in the south in the summer. It's too suffocating to wear a mask.

This problem is a local habit, the climate in the north is dry and cold in winter, so wear a mask, and the weather in the south is hot and humid, so it is inconvenient to wear a mask.

First, the air temperature, the temperature in the south is high, the humidity is high, and wearing a mask for a long time will have an impact on the first and breathing, and second, the southern part of the country has relatively few medical records of the epidemic, and the people's awareness is not so heavy.

Because southerners are more open-minded, they attach more importance to personal hobbies and personal wishes! It's like that in many countries in Europe and the United States!

Northerners like to wear masks because the north is cold and windy, so wear masks to keep warm and windproof.

Weather and environmental reasons, the south is hot and humid, the north is dry, and there are more inhalable particles than in the south.

We in the Northeast are more concerned about health, and people in the South feel that masks affect breathing.

This problem is a local habit, and it is also related to the climate, the climate in the south is hotter, and they are not used to wearing masks.

The air in the north used to be bad, especially in winter, and many people often wore masks.

There is no such problem in the south, and more importantly, it is hot in the south.

Because there is sand and dust in the north, and not in the south.

I wore a mask because the weather was dry in the north and cold in winter.

There is a lot of wind and sand in the north, and there is no wind and sand in the south.

The weather in the north has sand, dust, waterfalls, haze, and other bad weather.

The weather is cold in the north, and the air pollution is also more serious. The south may be relatively better.

The weather in the north is cold and sandy, and the weather in the south is hot and the temperature is high.

Because it's cold in the north.

They are afraid of cold air entering their lungs.

The south is humid.

Lots of rain.

Seeing someone not wearing a mask in public, we are worried about being infected, and we are angry at the other person's behavior, these are normal emotions that we should accept. But if our emotions are very high, we have the urge to attack the other person, or we are very anxious, and we repeatedly worry about whether we have been infected after we go back, then we need to be aware of whether our emotions are in line with the current situation, and whether there is a possibility of excessive anxiety. If so, try to relax yourself and suggest to yourself:

I have taken precautions not to be infected" to stabilize my mood while observing my physical symptoms for a while. If you find that this anxiety is preventing you from doing things or even affecting your sleep, you can seek professional help. 2. Understand other people's behaviors and stabilize their own emotionsWe have emotions such as anger, hatred, and aggression because this behavior may pose a threat to our own health, and because we can't understand the behavior of others, we often attribute it simply to "lack of quality" and "deliberately come out to harm others" and other reasons.

In the face of the epidemic, the public often has panic, fear of going out, blind disinfection, disappointment, fear, irritability, aggressive behavior, over-optimism, and abandonment (Pneumonia Mechanism Law [2020] No. 8). When people are overly nervous, they will collect a lot of information about the epidemic, and they are very concerned about protective measures, and they are also very worried about being infected; When people are too lax, they will automatically block relevant information and keep themselves out of the epidemic, and "cover their ears and steal the bell" to make themselves feel better, but they will also put themselves and others in danger because of negligence and do not know it. There are many reasons not to wear a mask in public:

It may be that the individual's awareness of self-protection in the face of stress is insufficient, it may be that the information on the epidemic is not fully understood, or it may be because the mask ** is nervous and not purchased in time... Our understanding of other people's behavior does not mean that we agree, but through understanding others, we can resolve unreasonable emotions and better reflect on ourselves: how can I protect myself in this situation, and how can I help my relatives and friends in such situations? 3. Do a good job of self-protection, affect relatives and friends around us In the face of these situations, we can't change the "he" who doesn't wear a mask in public, accusations, abuse, and anxiety will only increase psychological pressure on ourselves, what we can do is:

1) Do a good job of personal protection, try to take public transportation as little as possible, go to public places less, it is really unavoidable, and if you find someone in a public place who is not wearing a mask, stay away as soon as possible; (2) If there is such a phenomenon among relatives and friends, we should actively promote scientific information, encourage them to wear masks when they go out in a way that they are willing to accept, and let us start from our surroundings and jointly raise the public's awareness of protection.