In traditional Tibetan culture, the mainstream marriage model is for men to marry women, that is, men to marry and women to marry, which is in line with the widely accepted concept of marriage in Tibetan society.
The statement that 'Tibetan men marry women' does not conform to traditional Tibetan marriage customs. In Tibetan society, there is a clear division of labor and expectations between men and women in terms of marital roles. Typically, men are responsible for the economic pillar and social responsibilities of the family, while women are responsible for household chores and child rearing.
3. Of course, with the progress of society and cultural exchange, Tibetan society is also constantly changing and developing, and individual marriage choices may become more diversified and liberalized. However, the common marriage pattern of "Tibetan men marrying women" does not exist in Tibetan tradition.