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Anonymous users2024-01-23One meaning!
Toilet two words Toilet three words.
Be lazy!
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Anonymous users2024-01-22For example, in ancient Chinese, it has the meaning of "go".
Toilet, short for toilet.
Going to the toilet, a little more written than going to the toilet.
But it's usually said to go to the bathroom.
Note that it's a toilet, not a toilet.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Funny expressions to add some spice to life.
Isn't it also interesting to be "pedantic" in life?
Hahaha......
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Anonymous users2024-01-20Going to the toilet is going to the toilet, but simplifying it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-19It's a toilet.
Such as means to go.
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Anonymous users2024-01-18If you don't understand the side, and you make a typo, it's really pitiful!
Learn more about classical Chinese.
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Anonymous users2024-01-17It will sound better to say Gong, and I believe that not many people in the future generation will understand.
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Anonymous users2024-01-16Who says not to go to the toilet ?
Out of the Gong means to go beyond the norm; Beyond the scope and out of the ordinary; Beyond the ordinary, from the Yuan Dynasty, the imperial examination room is equipped with "out of the gong" and "into the respect" cards to prevent the scholars from leaving their seats without permission. Scholars are required to obtain this card before entering the toilet. Therefore, it is commonly known as going to the toilet as out of Gong. >>>More
1. Out of Gong.
Degong is an elegant name for going to the toilet. Since the Yuan Dynasty, there have been "out of Gong" and "Into Jing" cards in the imperial examination room to prevent scholars from leaving their seats without permission. Scholars are required to obtain this card before entering the toilet. Therefore, it is commonly known as going to the toilet as out of Gong. And it is said that the stool is out of the big gong, and the urine is out of the small gong. >>>More
Why is it said since ancient times that you go to the toilet and go to the kitchen, instead of going to the kitchen and going to the toilet?
Claim 1:
The main source of this is that human beings lived in caves at the earliest, if the toilet is placed at the bottom of the cave, the smell of the toilet always goes up, then the whole living environment will be affected, and it is not hygienic, so the toilet is placed on the top of the cave; The kitchen and dining room are placed underneath, which is convenient and solves the problem of heating in the cave. That's why people always have a habit of saying, "Go to the toilet, go to the restaurant"! The wisdom of the Chinese is incomparable!! >>>More
Generally speaking, next to the men's toilet is the women's toilet, then"Go to the toilet, go to the toilet"Isn't that just going into the toilet next to it? That's why it's called"Go to the toilet"