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Anonymous users2024-01-24Left hand + water, wash the part after going to the toilet. This is a habit of many people in Southeast Asia, especially the locals, and the Chinese generally do not do this. Therefore, when shaking hands with Southeast Asians, it is taboo to shake hands with the left hand, and if you want to shake hands, you can use the right hand, and the left hand is for this.
1. Malaysian people generally use water to clean toilet paper after using large sizes. This is a small habit of Malay life, in fact, people in some countries in Southeast Asia will also be like this, it seems a little strange in China, but this is very normal there. The Malays I know do the same thing. >>>More
It is a Singapore MRT station. Identification of the woman who pooped on the street in Singapore: Singaporeans are not Chinese.
The water comes to wash the feet or the buttocks...
Haven't been, who knows. Isn't it the most afraid of seeing snakes?
There are both sitting and squatting, Malaysian toilets use toilet paper, except for the Malays, they seem to wash PP with their left hand, so the general public toilet does not use toilet paper! Some people use paper towels. Only some Chinese believe in Islam.