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Anonymous users2024-01-24In ancient times, when the labor was held, all the hands were connected with a rope, and the feet were shackled, which was done to prevent the labor from escaping! When the labor was urgent, he told the head of the escort team that it would be convenient to untie the rope, so some people said that they would know how to go to the toilet when they took over in the future!
"Such as" means "to go", so "to go to the toilet" means to go to the toilet.
The origin of the back hand and the untie The stool and urine are said to be "unties", which is the case in many parts of our country. What does defecation have to do with "unraveling"? It is said that it also came from the ancient locust tree to move people, and it was only at that time that the aunt was opened. >>>More
The pictogram W means squatting down and draining down, and C means rubbing with one hand. >>>More
Relieve hands and convenience both mean the same thing--- defecating and defecating. >>>More
The term "untie" comes from the great migration of northern China during the Ming Dynasty, where officials tied up all the hands of the people behind their backs, and then connected them again with a long rope, so that everyone was tied to a single rope. The migration was very difficult, including going to the toilet, and they had to say to the officials around them, "My lord, please help me untie my hands, I want to go to the toilet." ”