The toilet is a convenient place for everyone, how to say the toilet in ancient times?

The different names of the ancient "toilet" in different periods are as follows:

1. The Spring and Autumn Period is called "Xuanxuan". "The Book of the Later Han Dynasty, the Biography of the Dang Gong, Li Ying": "Shi Wanling's surname Yang Yuanqun dismissed Beihai County, Zang was guilty of disarray, and the county house Xuanxuan had a strange coincidence, which was carried back. ”

2. In the Tang Dynasty, it was called the "dressing room". What is now referred to as an indoor separate space for changing clothes. There are often changing rooms in shopping malls where you can try on the clothes you need.

3. In the Song Dynasty, it was called "Xueyin". On the forehead of the Jingtou Liao of Lingyin Temple, the book has the word "Xueyin", this language was originally only used by the temple, and it will be used in the future.

From the records of ancient Chinese history, the commonly used names for toilets are: thatched toilets, hairy si, thatched houses, thatched pits, etc.

The ancient emperors used it more elegantly, for example, the earlier classics called "toilet" as "qing", or "溷", "圊". "Saying" cloud: "Toilet, clear also."

"Interpretation" cloud: "溷, for turbidity; 圊, for the most filthy place, it is advisable to constantly repair and treat it so that it is clean. The toilet is also known as "Yan", "Zhuangzi Gengsang Chu":

The observer is around the dormitory, and it is suitable for it. Zhu Yun: "It is called a screen toilet."

It seems that when the ancients visited their houses, they had to go to the toilet to inspect it, and the toilet had to be covered with a barrier.

In the Qing Dynasty, the toilet used by the emperor's concubine was called the palace room or palace toilet, the Tang Dynasty was called the dressing room, the Song Dynasty was called Xueyin, and the Ming Dynasty was jokingly called the place of the reincarnation of the five grains in the Journey to the West!

The general name of the toilet: toilet, 溷, 圊, toilet, clear, toilet, Maosi, ash circle, thatched toilet, thatched pit, manure pit, wotou (pre-Qin period), Xijian, Xige (the ancients believed that the toilet should be located in the west or south), Shehou (the folk toilet is mostly located in the back of the house), dressing room (existing in the Tang Dynasty), Xueyin (Song), toilet, toilet, toilet house, toilet Xuan, the place of reincarnation of the five grains (the joke of the Monkey King in "Journey to the West"), Jingping (public toilet), pit (vulgar), No. 1, large, toilet (modern), toilet (modern). ), washrooms, powder rooms, etc.

In ancient times, toilets were called thatched houses. The small one is called to relieve the hand, and the big one is called out of Gong.

According to the Zhou Li, toilets were built along roadsides in China more than 3,000 years ago. In ancient times, the toilet was called "溷藩" or "圊", "Xuan"; In ancient times, the farmhouse toilet was only covered with thatch, so it was called "thatched toilet". There are many ways to go to the toilet, in ancient times it was called changing clothes, and later it was called unties, and in modern times it was called convenience, called going to the toilet, called out Gong, and going to the bathroom.

It is commonly called poop and urine, and the elegant one is called hand washing. Westerners say that going to the toilet is picking flowers, and Japanese men are convenient for hunting in the wild. In the 15th century, the Chinese made the earliest hand paper.