Why do so many girls “like skiing”?

Skiing is the best way to socialize upward.
No other place can filter high-quality single men so precisely.
For non-holiday skiing in Chongli, the boys who ski in Altay have the following characteristics (snowboarding):
1. They don’t need to go to work—proving they either have passive income, are the boss, or are a wealthy second-generation heir.
2. They have no financial pressure; skiing is still, in essence, a high-spending sport. They can either not work and still maintain high spending every day, or they have money themselves, or their family does.
3. Whether they’re single or not is obvious at a glance—those who have a partner and even a wife will ski together.
4. They manage their bodies well. People who only ski once or twice a year on holidays might be more likely to see overweight guys, but those who ski every day during the ski season generally have great physiques. Abs are basically standard, because skiing is still very demanding on core strength.
5. They don’t have many bad habits. Once someone falls in love with skiing, it’s hard for them to develop other bad habits—“white nicotine” isn’t called that for nothing.
6. Chatting up someone at the ski resort isn’t awkward, and there’s plenty to talk about. You can ask about their technique for going with the edge, or how they choose their gear, and so on.
A cable car ride of around ten-plus minutes is as good as any time to chat. Everyone can talk freely. After chatting, you can suggest going skiing together, and before you know it, you’re familiar with each other.
When it comes to filtering a boyfriend, there’s no sport better than skiing.
In summary: during non-holiday periods, people who ski long-term have money, time to spare, and good physiques.