Why can't northerners stand the winter in the south?

Northerners can't stand winter in the south, because the humidity in the south is high and there is no heating in the south.

When outdoors, the humidity in the south is high, wet and cold, and the wind is biting. It's no use wearing a down jacket when it's cold. If you stand outside, you will feel cold all over. The north is relatively dry, so if you wear windproof clothes, the cold will not flood in. There is a big gap between the cold degree perceived by human body and the temperature difference between north and south. So northerners can't stand it.

When indoors, houses in the north basically have heating. You can take off your coat as soon as you enter the door and live freely. Most people in the south don't have heating, so your hands and feet are frozen at home, making it inconvenient to move around. Of course, you can also turn on the air conditioner for heating, but there are not many users.

Some netizens joked that "the dryness and coldness in the north is a physical attack, and it can be easily defended by wearing more clothes; The wet cold in the south is a magical invasion. It's no use wearing more clothes. You have to be resistant! "