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Anonymous users2024-01-23Folk commonly known as night pot, urinal pot.
For example, the last story in "Twenty-four Filial Piety" is "Washing the Drowning Device", which tells the story of the great poet and calligrapher Huang Tingjian of the Song Dynasty, although he was in a high position, he served his mother but did his filial piety, and every night, he personally washed the drowning device (commode) for his mother, and did not forget his son's duty for a day.
There is also a special name called "Huzi".
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Anonymous users2024-01-22In ancient times, the toilet bowl was called "Gong Bucket".
The ancient toilet was called "Huzi", and the history of the toilet can be traced back to the Han Dynasty, "Huzi" was dedicated to the emperor, and legend has it that it was made of jade. It was also held by eunuchs who served the emperor at any time. During the Tang Dynasty, because there was a person named Li Hu in the emperor's family, the tiger was renamed Beast or Horse.
There is everything, such as weeds, leaves, and hides, to name a few. Even in modern times, there are people who wipe their butts with something that is handy.
In ancient times, the toilet was called "溷藩" or "圊", "Xuan", and because the ancient peasant toilet was only covered with thatch, it was called "thatched toilet". >>>More
In ancient times, going to the toilet was called "untie your hands", originally because when escorting prisoners, they used ropes to tie up their hands and walk together, and when prisoners needed to urinate and urinate, they would ask to untie their hands first, and then be supervised by the escort personnel, and later "untie their hands" was the meaning of going to the toilet; >>>More
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.