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Anonymous users2024-01-24I'll tell you. The ancestors of toilets were invented by the Japanese. Otherwise, how could the Japanese worship the Yasukuni Shrine in Japan so much? . . Ha ha...
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Toilets must have a long history.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22In the old days, rich families had to change their clothes when they went to the toilet. The toilet of Shi Chong's family, the richest man in the Southern Dynasty, was magnificently repaired, and there were generally more than a dozen maidservants dressed in colorful costumes who prepared nail decoction powder, agarwood juice, new clothes, etc., and stood at the door to greet them. When guests came to the house, they were embarrassed to go when they saw this kind of situation.
General Wang didn't care about all this, took off his clothes and went to the toilet, and after defecation, he came out wearing the new clothes prepared by the maidservant, his expression full of pride. From this detail, it is not difficult to see why the ancients would call going to the toilet "changing clothes". Of course, in more poor people's homes, there is no "changing" condition, but no matter whether they change clothes or not, people's happy feeling during defecation is irreplaceable.
This dirty but pleasant journey will not be recorded in all textbooks, and it seems that only Ouyang Xiu's reading method of "going to the toilet right away" is worth promoting, which really makes our civilization greatly reduced. Take a look at a few of the stories below that smack of history, and you may think that this is just a good addition to the history of "laughing".
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Anonymous users2024-01-21It was invented by the first person who wanted to go to the toilet!
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Who invented the flush toilet, even many experts can't say, but it is certain that it was invented by foreigners. One theory is that in 1596, the English aristocrat John Harrington invented the first practical toilet, a wooden seat with a cistern and flush valve. Although Harrington invented the toilet, it was not widely used due to the imperfection of the sewage system. >>>More
The origin of the British sofa Furniture, as the name suggests, is the family's living utensils, so since we have human beings, there will be the existence of the family, furniture as a living necessities, thus born, become an indispensable and inseparable demand for life, from the most primitive and simple natural handmade products, to the present mechanized mass production, high technology content of art and cultural supplies, to meet the growing material and spiritual needs of human beings. With the continuous improvement of people's material level, the attention and taste of the living room, and the aesthetic concept have also risen sharply, and furniture is not only a simple living utensils in the past, but also represents a kind of fashion and culture; Furniture can reflect the owner's cultural accomplishment, hobbies and tastes, but also reflect a country, a nation's cultural heritage and economic development level, consumption concepts, etc., today's world furniture to Europe (Germany, Italy and Nordic countries) and the Americas (the United States) as representatives. China's furniture was once brilliant, represented by the Ming and Qing dynasties, the selection of materials is exquisite, exquisite craftsmanship, the most representative is the red sandalwood furniture, simple and bright, clear patterns, so that countless foreign celebrities favor. >>>More
The ancients have been around since the Stone Age, and they all evolved little by little to get to where they are today.