When traveling to Tibet, I encountered "Sichuan A" vehicles on the Sichuan-Tibet line. Why were they so arrogant?

Self-driving travel to Tibet has become a choice for many people during holidays. People who have self-driving tours on the Sichuan-Tibet Line often feel that drivers with Sichuan A" license plates on the Sichuan-Tibet Line seem to be very arrogant and domineering, and have a very unfriendly attitude toward people. In fact, the main reason for this phenomenon is Because most of the ?Chuan A? car owners are already familiar with the local routes and terrain, which will give people a sense of self-superiority.

1. Most of the ?Chuan A? drivers are relatively familiar with the routes and terrain<. /p>

In real life, the vast majority of drivers with Sichuan A pictures often drive on the Sichuan-Tibet Line. In other words, they are what we call veteran drivers in the traditional sense. Compared with some newcomers who are relatively unfamiliar with the Sichuan-Tibet route, they may have a natural sense of superiority, feeling that they know more and have rich experience. In fact, this sense of superiority is a very common phenomenon in life. In our daily work, we often see old people teach and discipline newcomers.

2. Most newcomers have a misunderstanding about Sichuan A's drivers

Except. In addition, the view that "Sichuan A" drivers are arrogant is also somewhat biased. Because they often drive this route, these drivers with "Sichuan A" license plates are not familiar with the surrounding restaurants and hotels. They are relatively familiar with the place. Usually new people will ask them. We all know that everyone has good and bad moods.

If some new people ask these old drivers. When encountering some drivers who are not in such a good mood, they may regard this bad mood as arrogance and disrespect. In fact, the driver may just be in a irritable mood. Or in other words, the new driver has over-interpreted their attitude, which will give us the illusion that the Sichuan A driver is very arrogant.