Did the kitchens of ancient people burn all the time every day?

How did ancient people go to the toilet without paper, and what did they use? Don't believe it.

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

It's called the kitchen, and the royal family calls it the Food Bureau

The materials listed in the relevant literature (such as those given on the first floor) can be roughly divided into three parts: carrying, running, and retaining. Carry refers to the soldiers when they march, such as weapons, clothes, simple bags containing rations, miscellaneous items, etc., the operation is pulled by the detachment (carriage, etc.) that transports materials with the army, generally spare armor, blades, camp tents, firewood, whetstones, etc., and the rear is the soldier's personal belongings, placed in the barracks, and the general field will not occupy the transportation capacity to bring to the front line can be classified as such.