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Anonymous users2024-01-24The word kitchen is derived from the Latin word coquo, which means "cook". In ancient times, the kitchen was called "fire room" or "stove" (also called "gang room" such as in the army), and the palace was called "imperial kitchen", and its main function was to cook and eat.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Room..?
Stove room..?
Puyi's bathroom is across from the bedroom, and there is a small wooden table with several newspapers next to the toilet. Pu Yi suffered from constipation, and every morning he sat on the toilet, and the clerk raised his hands to cut the documents. Therefore, he is called the "Toilet Emperor";
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In the Puppet Manchurian Palace Museum, Pu Yi's bathroom is located opposite the bedroom, and there is a small wooden table with several newspapers next to the toilet bowl. According to Wang Wenfeng, Pu Yi had a problem with constipation, and every morning when he sat on the toilet, the official raised his hands to cut the documents, and in Pu Yi's words, he didn't even look at some of them, because he could only cut "can", and never cut "can't". This "may" refers to it in general, and sometimes it is also said that "I know", "I have read it", etc., in short, it is unconditionally approved. >>>More