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Anonymous users2024-01-23During the Ming and Qing dynasties, there were no toilets in the palace. The reason is very simple, one is to avoid the "stinking" and disturb the "scenery" of the palace, and the other is to facilitate the masters.
In the Forbidden City, it's convenient to use the bedpan or toilet directly. The bedpan used in the Forbidden City is covered with special incense ash, which is extremely fluffy, and as soon as the poop is put into the basin, it immediately rolls into the ashes, and it can't be seen, how can it stink. Moreover, there is a group of people who specialize in cleaning up excrement, and they can clean up excrement to a specific place at any time.
The place where the bedpan and bucket are placed is called a clean room. At the beginning of each month.
On the 4th, 14th and 24th, the Xuanwu Gate was opened, and workers were allowed to come in to transport the feces and urine in the toilet, and then wash it clean.
Just like the place where Wei Yingluo was sent in "Yanxi Raiders", there are many large wooden barrels, and people will cover them with lids when they use them, making them similar to our current toilets, which is how they go to the toilet. >>>More
There are no toilets in the Forbidden City for the following reasons: The first is to avoid "stinking" and disturbing the "scenery" of the palace. >>>More
There are no toilets in the Forbidden City for the following reasons: The first is to avoid "stinking" and disturbing the "scenery" of the palace. >>>More
In the Forbidden City, toilets are mainly used, including bedpans, buckets, etc., and there are no special toilets, and the place where toilets are stored is called "clean room". >>>More
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