The puzzling regulations of European countries, why is flushing the toilet illegal?

DanMai is also a magical country, Denmark hates light pollution, so it is strictly forbidden to turn on the lights. Denmark drives a car light during the day: Denmark is the happiest country in the world and one of the oldest kingdoms in Europe, with fairytale landscapes, world-famous windmills and colorful night scenes , every picture makes people linger, unable to distinguish between reality and fairy tales.

But it is such a beautiful place, but there is a strange rule, that is, any time you drive on the road in Denmark, whether it is day or night, you must turn on the lights, otherwise you will be fined less than 100 US dollars, it is said that this rule is to reduce the occurrence of traffic accidents, I don't know if it has any effect.

The Norwegian custom is that suicide is not allowed, so we don't know why. Norway Death Offense: When it comes to Norway, do you immediately think of Wu Bai's "Norwegian Forest". Norway is known as the "land of ten thousand islands", it is a very cold place, and the per capita standard of living is very high, as a tourist attraction, although the consumption is a little higher, but it is worth experiencing.

But Norway is the only place in the world where death is considered illegal, as the saying goes: birth, old age, sickness and death are the laws of nature, and death will be illegal This rule is too strange, it turns out that the ground in Norway is almost all frozen soil, and the body will not rot after death, so in Norway,In addition to unnatural deaths, such as sudden death, car accidents, etc., are allowed, the elderly here have to go to other places to care for the elderly, which is really "difficult to die"!

Each region has its own unique customs and culture, only in this way can it become a world where the wind speeds every second, and sometimes we need to follow the local customs and respect the local culture.

Because at that time, toilet flushing was flushed in the upper reaches of the river, and there was no way to refer to them downstream, so they were forbidden.

Because many countries in Europe don't like noise, flushing the toilet will make a lot of noise.

First of all, flushing the toilet will produce sewage, and then flushing the toilet will also produce noise, and secondly, it will pollute the air and affect the air quality.

Personally, I think this is very strange. Maybe they don't let the toilet flush because of the noise. They may feel that flushing the toilet is noisy.

Because flushing toilets can produce noise, affecting the high quality of life for some people.

Maybe they don't let the toilet flush in order to prevent noise, and flushing the toilet will make a lot of noise.

This one really hates weirdness, is it because of the noise of flushing the toilet? Is this justification?