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Anonymous users2024-01-23Find a bush where no one is around, and put the skirt up.
Adopt oh thank you.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22People are adapting to different generations and different lives. This is what we often call survival of the fittest.
So they all have their own solutions. Set it up as a whole, and you can do it.
Different countries have different methods. In ancient China, toilet chips were used (picture yourself), and there were public toilets in some places in Greece (it seems that men and women were together), and they used a wooden stick wrapped around a strip of cloth to wipe PP, and after wiping, they were put in a shirt pool to soak or be in a positive cavity (just soak it, not wash), and reuse. In France, a rope is placed in the toilet, and after going to the toilet, the rope is used to pull it back and forth twice ((b), the Japanese imperial family is said to use cicada wings, the Russian royal family uses a goose neck (now killed), and India uses hands...
The ancients would use tools such as pieces of paper, stones, and shells as aids, and a sponge stick was also invented in ancient Rome for toileting.
In ancient times, the standard of living was certainly not comparable to today. The current standard of living is developing in a better direction. In ancient times, it was from low to high. >>>More
In the Qing Dynasty, toilets were mainly used in the imperial palace, including bedpans, gong buckets, etc., and there was no special toilet, and the place where the toilets were stored was called "clean room". >>>More
Ancient people used toilet chips to solve this problem. It is called "toilet Jane". In ancient times, when going to the toilet, the toilet chips were used instead of paper. >>>More