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Anonymous users2024-01-23Why is it said since ancient times that you go to the toilet and go to the kitchen, instead of going to the kitchen and going to the toilet?
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Anonymous users2024-01-22The meaning of going to the toilet in the text of the toilet is "such as", and in the ancient language, it has the meaning of "to follow, to follow" to enter, that is, to enter. To go to the toilet is to relieve your hands. Go to the toilet, literally translate into the toilet.
Entering the toilet may not be used (there may also be straw paper). Therefore, to go to the toilet, that is, to go to the toilet. It's better than going to the toilet.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21This statement is closely related to the cave life of human beings for a long time during the primitive society period.
At that time, if the toilet was placed under the cave where you lived, the smell of the toilet would drift upwards and cause great damage to the environment inside the cave.
In order to keep the odor out, people at that time put toilets on top of their caves, so they had the idea of "going to the toilet."
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Anonymous users2024-01-20When we were children, the toilet was a large vat on the top of the erection, and we had to walk up the steps to do it, is it because this kind of toilet has existed for too long, so it is customary to call it a toilet?
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Anonymous users2024-01-19The earliest human living methods are basically based on caves, they will not consider so much aesthetics when decorating kitchens, dining rooms, bathrooms and living rooms, the simplest design is to be practical, for example, in order to avoid the smell of filling the entire space, they will build the bathroom on high ground, with this method to alleviate the space environment, after all, the smell will generally run up; That's why people say they want to go to the toilet and "go to the toilet".
In the old saying, there will be some sayings, because these orphans are lonely ghosts, because they have no one to bury and take them in, so they will go to some places where the toilets are heavier.
After 5,000 years of baptism, Chinese culture is broad and profound, with a long history, and many small places contain a lot of cultural literacy. And the "toilet" and "kitchen" we mentioned today have their own origins. It is more reliable and divided into the following two aspects: >>>More
Oh, haven't you seen our school, the toilet is full of people after class, and the pipes are blocked! I didn't even bother to go to the bathroom. But after a class, the teacher dragged the class again, and everyone couldn't hold it back!!
Generally speaking, next to the men's toilet is the women's toilet, then"Go to the toilet, go to the toilet"Isn't that just going into the toilet next to it? That's why it's called"Go to the toilet"
Why is it said since ancient times that you go to the toilet and go to the kitchen, instead of going to the kitchen and going to the toilet?