The normal temperature of a person is 36 degrees. Why can't it be too hot when the weather temperature reaches more than 30 degrees? Why? Why?

Because the normal temperature of the human body refers to the temperature in the deep part of the human body, in fact, the temperature of the human skin is much lower, so when measuring the body temperature, we will put the thermometer under the armpit, mouth and anus, so that we can measure the temperature close to the deep part of the human body. Because the metabolism inside the human body has not stopped generating heat, and the skin is a heat dissipation organ, when the external temperature reaches above 30 degrees, it will be close to or even higher than the skin temperature, and the heat dissipation will be greatly slowed down, and it will naturally be very uncomfortable if the heat cannot be emitted.