I can't help talking about wearing mink. What do you think?

It's nothing strange, isn't it? In places like Heilongjiang and Jilin, people don't wear mink or mink velvet. When the temperature drops, there's only one way to get a plane ticket and fly back to their hometown!

In winter, I went to my cousin's family and my family to visit Harbin and Changchun. My sister wore a long mink coat, and my brother-in-law and my husband both wore deerskin fur. My husband asked me to wear my mink coat. I hated being bloated and heavy, so I wore a long down jacket with duck down (it was said to be the top grade of duck down, so it was expensive) and flew to Harbin triumphantly. On the first day, I was fine, but I didn't feel it in the central street. Except for my cousin, the other three of us all laid our teeth after going out for a turn, so we stayed in the hotel and didn't dare to go out. On the third day, we bought a plane ticket and flew back. We didn't like the ice sculptures in Hal Ice and Snow World, so we didn't dare to go to Changchun at all ~ ~ ~ It is said that the temperature there has dropped to MINUS 2 degrees! In terms of cost performance, I think it's worth buying a mink. A classic mink is about 2, to 3, yuan, which is basically no problem for about ten years. At least my daughter-in-law's pure white one has been ten years. At that time, it cost 15, yuan, but now it's not out of date, so I can continue to wear it. During this period, I just maintained it myself and didn't spend any money outside. Judging from the current price of down jackets, a slightly better down jacket costs two or three thousand yuan, and it costs about 1 yuan to wash it outside once, at least twice a winter, but it is human nature that you basically don't like to wear it when you wear it for the third year.