Asian squats joke.

There are many countries in the world, and there are great cultural differences among them because of their different geographical locations and cultural backgrounds. Some actions, which we think are simple, are incredible to foreigners, who find it difficult to do. For example, Sleeping in China, Squatting in Asia and Paralysis in Ge You are all very popular in the world. China people are used to it, but it is hard for foreigners to do it.

In fact, not being able to squat in Asia is not caused by physical structure, but by lack of training since childhood. In other words, if you don't have squatting experience when you are a child, you won't be able to learn when you grow up. According to the survey, at least 90% of Asians can easily keep this posture for more than 3 minutes, which is also the result of squatting in the toilet since childhood.

In contrast, less than 5% of Americans can stick to this movement, but if it is convenient to train an American to squat from an early age, he can also do it. The same applies to Japanese begging. We are not used to kneeling, not because our body structure is not suitable for kneeling, but because we have no habit of kneeling since childhood, and we can't sit down when our bodies are mature.

Asian squats, landing on their feet like Asians, even invited foreigners to do tutorials to teach Europeans and Americans how to squat! Squat down slowly, feet shoulder-width apart, until the ass is infinitely close to the heel. You can also balance your armpits on your knees. There is also a short documentary about why only we Asians in Asia have such an Asian squat posture. Someone really studied it and came to the conclusion: Theory 1: East Asians have shorter legs, so the balance point is different from that of Americans. Theory 2: It is the same as the principle of "Why giraffes have long necks" in high school biology books. Theory 3: Many Asian countries adopt squat toilets.