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Anonymous users2024-01-24The ancients probably practiced "ninja magic", before the invention of paper, the ancients used small pieces of wood and bamboo to "scrape" their buttocks after defecation, and they were not afraid of scraping hemorrhoids. Even after the invention of paper, because China has a tradition of "respecting the word paper", and paper is more expensive, it is a disrespectful luxury to wipe the butt with paper, so the ancients had to continue to be "ninjas". It wasn't until the Yuan Dynasty that the Mongols didn't care about paper, and their buttocks have been treated "gently" since then.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Scrape the ...... with a bamboo or pottery shard with a dotted curved headIt's recycled, or it's made of leaves or something.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22I heard that if you carry wood chips and bamboo chips with you, if you don't have soil lumps, stones and blocks are common in ancient and modern times
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3 answers2024-06-03A long time ago, in the economically underdeveloped rural areas, a lot of small grass sticks and wooden sticks were prepared in their latrines to remove the residue of feces on the side of the anus after defecation. Among them, sorghum stalks and corn stalks are made more, and they are used by truncating and splitting, and the effect is better than that of straw sticks. In good conditions, you can wipe your butt with newspapers, books, paper, etc. >>>More
1 answers2024-06-03No one saw it,put it on first,and then wipe it later
There is no paper in the toilet, and I am a guest when I drink too much wine. Outside Ha is a guest,4 answers2024-06-03Call someone you think you know well for help.
12 answers2024-06-03It could be that you are bleeding from your anus due to excessive force, and there is also a possibility that you have gastrointestinal problems.
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