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Anonymous users2024-01-24In ancient times, before there was writing, there were no public toilets, so naturally there would be no separate toilets for men and women. There is a place where the toilet is concentrated, it is also relatively simple and shared, when someone uses it, hang the belt in a more obvious place, as long as you judge whether someone uses it. Such a custom is still practiced in some parts of the countryside today.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23I don't think there was such a rule in ancient times that men had to go to the men's toilet and women to go to the women's toilet. Anyway, a toilet can be entered by both men and women. There is no distinction between male and female toilets.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22When I didn't invent words...Was there a toilet at that time!
Even after the invention of paper, including the Republic of China, many rural areas used a bamboo board to scrape.
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According to research, early people used bamboo chips, even emperors. Before the Tang and Song dynasties, people commonly used a piece of wood or bamboo called a "toilet chip", which was used to be scraped rather than rubbed. For example, in 1992, during the excavation of the Fujiwara-kyo ruins in Takaden-cho, Nara Prefecture, the remains of what is called "the oldest toilet in Japan" were discovered, and the toilet remains were found on the outside of the Fujiwara-kyo Shichijo Ichibo building site at the end of the 7th century, "more than 150 pieces of chips were unearthed in the toilet pit", and similar toilet chips were also found in the ruins of the Korokan toilet excavated in Fukuoka City about 720 730 AD, at 11 times A large number of toilet chips have also been excavated from the ruins of the Yanagi Imperial Palace in Hiraizumi Town, Iwate Prefecture in the 12th century. >>>More
Knowing that the bamboo piece is not, use the bamboo to cut two or three pencils wide, and it will be over after scraping.
The earliest toilets were just a dirt pit, a pit, which was always filled and abandoned when it was full. According to historical records, most of these pits will be placed side by side with the pigsty (after all, pigs are also meant to be excreted) to save manpower. From the Western Zhou Dynasty to the Spring and Autumn Period, more along this method, when the pit is full, often use a slave to fill the pit, this kind of situation, it is really unimaginable. >>>More