The oldest woman in neighboring countries died at the age of 1 17. Why can't everyone accept her secret of longevity?

The secret of her longevity is to stay away from men and not contact with any men. This woman is Japanese. She ended her marriage early and died alone, 1 17 years old.

This Japanese woman's name is Misa Okawa, and she is the oldest woman in Japan. Her longevity record is well documented and recognized by Guinness World Records. She died in 20 15 at the age of 1 17, making her the oldest woman in the world. She had a short marriage during which she gave birth to three children, but for some reason, she ended the marriage and never got married. Her children left her one by one, so she chose to spend her life in a nursing home.

A report interviewed her and asked her the secret of longevity. Her answer is unacceptable. She said: "The secret is to stay away from men and not get along with any men." This is really a little incomprehensible. After all, as a woman, how can you not get along with men? No matter what the circumstances, you will inevitably meet men, even if you don't want to get along, you will inevitably have daily contact. This is not what ordinary people can do.

On the other hand, in our modern society, women can sacrifice themselves for men, which is easy to see in our modern open society. The news often sees some related reports: women are trapped by love, commit suicide by cutting their wrists, and double suicide. Compared with this long-lived old man, these behaviors are nothing to mention. Presumably, few people in modern society can stay away from men all their lives like this Japanese woman. I have to say, what kind of endurance and endurance can do this.