Why is it said that "men do not enter Sichuan and women do not enter Tibet"

The saying "men are not allowed to go to Sichuan" here means that men should not go to Sichuan and Chongqing. The reason is actually what everyone should have figured out, that is, Sichuan and Chongqing are rich in beauties, and the scenery is so picturesque that it is easy for people to linger. It is very easy for people to be shaken in this kind of comfortable and comfortable place. Once they are attracted by beautiful things, they will forget the big things they want to do.

Tibet has always been regarded as a holy land, but in fact anyone who has traveled to Tibet knows that altitude sickness and sun exposure in Tibet are very serious, and many people who cannot adapt will have problems. "Girls are not allowed to enter Tibet" actually means that girls are more delicate and will easily become "dramatically changed" after going to Tibet and returning home. Not only will their skin be sunburned, but they may also suffer from pulmonary edema. Moreover, Tibet is indeed relatively unsafe. I believe that in the past two years, everyone must have heard many stories about impoverished women traveling in Tibet! Extended information

Guangdong is a province in my country that is developing very rapidly economically. I believe many friends have worked hard there. The pace of life there is so fast, and it’s easy to get lost in the hustle and bustle of the city. "Old people should not go to Guangdong" means that the elderly should not go to Guangdong because it is too tense and not suitable for providing care for the elderly. The elderly should stay in relatively quiet, comfortable and livable cities.

The saying "Men should not go to Sichuan, women should not go to Tibet, and old people should not go to Guangzhou" is not necessarily correct. Some netizens think it makes sense, while others think that as the times develop, people's ability to adapt will become stronger and stronger. In fact, as long as you have a heart, wherever you go, "heartbeat is worse than action."