How Indians go to the toilet

It was unbelievable that Indians wiped it clean with their hands after going to the toilet.

After a few rounds of national viewing, it was finally confirmed that the Indians did clean their butts in this way.

There is no toilet paper in toilets in India, and people are not used to bringing their own toilet paper, so they all have a sink next to the toilet. It's within reach. After pooping, wipe the anus with the fingers of your left hand, and then rinse your left hand with water from the sink next to the toilet.

So, in India, don't shake hands or greet people with your left hand, otherwise, the other party will think that you are a great insult to him.

India does not discriminate between men and women, not that India advocates equality between men and women, but that India's public resources are lacking and cannot be used. It is true that there are many Indians, but poverty also exists. India can spend a lot of money on military equipment, but it's not authentic for public health.

Let's talk about a heavy taste, what do Indians use to go to the toilet?

There is no toilet paper in toilets in India, and people are not used to bringing their own toilet paper, all of them have a sink next to the toilet, which is within reach. After pooping, wipe the anus with the fingers of your left hand, and then rinse your left hand with water from the sink next to the toilet. Residents of India generally have flushing equipment in toilets, and ordinary people hold a glass of water in their hands when they defecate, and the custom stipulates that they wash their buttocks with their left hand, so they are not allowed to use their left hand to pick up food in the store.

Indians only use their right hand to hand money when they buy things and pay for things, and they only use their right hand when they ask for change, never with their left hand. It would be rude for a local to pay with his left hand.

So, in India, don't shake hands or greet people with your left hand, otherwise, the other party will think that you are a great insult to him.

A friend who often goes to India once said that Indians still think we are ridiculous.

Why? An Indian once said, "I don't want to shake hands with them (not only Chinese, but all those who clean with paper)."

Why do Indians think so? Later it became clear. It turns out that Indians believe that all people who clean their stool with paper do not wash their hands! Misunderstanding is as simple as that. Explained it to the Indians.

It dawned on them. Oh. It turns out that these people still have to wash their hands after wiping them with paper.

But the problem came right away, and they began to wonder again: you wipe it with paper and wash your hands with water, we just use your hands and wash your hands with water. Your method is still a problem. And it's a waste of resources, and it costs money to buy toilet paper.

Indians think it's a good habit. The benefits: first, the incidence of hemorrhoids is greatly reduced; Secondly, it can save a lot of paper, which is extremely beneficial to the protection of the earth's resources and the protection and development of green projects. This alone can save a lot of wood.

However, most of the overseas Chinese living in India think that it is harmful, and most of them are not used to it, and they still maintain their own national habits and still use hand paper.

Let's start with peeing. Indians don't have toilets at home, and toilets are a symbol of dirty darkness in India, so you can't have toilets at home. There are very few places where there are public toilets, and a wall placed there can be used as a place.

Men pee on the street, urinate when there is an open space, and women are fine when they see it. After peeing, the pants were pulled up and he left. Women too, but they also have shame and will find more remote places to hide from urine.

In our country, all the people who pee everywhere are children, and they are not sensible. If adults pee like this, they will be seen by fellow people of the opposite sex, and they will be ashamed. In India, adults and children do this, even if he has a woman, his lower abdomen is a little swollen, and he pees when he pulls his pants.

The stool is more disgusting. After pulling it, don't use toilet paper, prepare a bottle of dirty water, dip it on your left hand and wipe it on your buttocks, so it is strictly forbidden for Indians to eat with their left hand, which is a symbol of impoliteness, and they must also use their right hand to shake hands, left-handers like me can't go to India. It's disgusting, it's disgusting to eat, the curry is mushy, and when you grab it, it's wet and sticky, and I don't know if the person who has touched the butt with his hand after pooping is unbalanced in his heart when he grabs the curry.

In short, don't go to India! Bad Habits Nation!

Indians never use paper to go to the toilet, they use their left hand directly, what's going on?