Look at what Mongols wear in winter. Most people really can't afford it. What's the matter?

As we all know, the climate has slowly entered the deep winter period, and this winter is much colder than before. In Guangdong, the southernmost part of our country, it even snowed in some areas, which is rare for so many years. Now, many friends in the south have been looking forward to the snow for so many years and finally got it.

Now our life is getting better and better. Even in the season of heavy snow, we have all kinds of warm-keeping equipment and clothes to maintain our normal body temperature. In our daily life, everyone's winter clothes are generally down jackets, sweaters and so on. I am in a colder area in the north than we are. What clothes do they wear to spend the cold winter?

After looking at what our compatriots in China and some local people in Inner Mongolia wear in winter, many netizens said: No wonder they are not afraid of the cold at such a low temperature. This kind of clothes is really beyond the average person's reach. There are all kinds of styles, and the locals also have one set, which is so enviable. Not to mention the degree of warmth, I feel warm just looking at it.

In Inner Mongolia, the local people are mainly engaged in animal husbandry. As a nomadic people, they have a lot of cattle and sheep. So when winter comes, the local wool coats and mink fur clothes look enviable. Living in the north, they rely on these coats to spend the cold winter every year when the cold winter comes.

In our southern region, wool coats like this are expensive, and most people really can't afford this kind of clothes. It's not like them. Not only do they wear them every day, but they also change styles in turn. If you travel to Inner Mongolia in winter, you must not treat yourself badly. You must buy one of these local special clothes and take it back.

But if you want to travel to cold places in Inner Mongolia in winter. In addition to keeping warm, you also need to take personal protective measures on your face and try to show only your eyes. Because in many parts of Inner Mongolia, the wind is different from that in the south. In some parts of Inner Mongolia, the wind is not called wind at all, but a scraper.