Why don't men wear skirts?

For reasons such as keeping out the cold, some skirts grow to the calves.

With the establishment of an exploitative country, men need to go to war. In order to protect the part below the thigh without affecting the activity, they cut the skirt from the middle and sewed it up to form the original "pants". At that time, pants were actually open-backed pants. However, because the nobles didn't have to go to war, they still kept their robes, so at first pants were only worn by the people.

In 2000, in feudal society, China people actually wore open-backed pants. With the invasion of China by foreign powers in the late Qing Dynasty, they also brought the present clothes.

Therefore, it is not that men don't wear skirts, but that the need of war gradually "discarded" this way of dressing.

Recently, I am reading the book Rich Dad, Poor Dad. In the book, poor dad is a well-educated man, who has a good job and considerable income, but he is still burdened with various debts, so he works harder to earn more money, but the debts still follow him. Rich dad didn't get a good education, and his view is opposite to that of poor dad. He doesn't work for money, so money works for him. It turns out that he was right, because he didn't bear any debts and left a lot of money to children and charities. Why is this? Because rich dad has been thinking and observing. Be familiar with how money works and then manipulate it; But poor dad has gradually become a slave to money, because his thoughts have always followed the crowd, thinking that as long as he studies hard, he can find a good job in the future and live a happy life. He did the same, but nothing was left. What do you get from the examples of rich dad and poor dad?