To relieve myself is to go to the toilet. Where did this statement come from?

The ruler had to tie up obsessive-compulsive disorder and come to the Central Plains. He had to go to the bathroom halfway and his hands were tied. He can only tell one soldier that I want to go to the bathroom. It becomes a rule to deal with it loosely for a long time. As long as someone goes to the bathroom and says I want to relieve myself, he will leave slowly. You go to the bathroom, you pee.

The word "natural" actually means that the prisoner's tied hands were disgusting in the past and needed both hands to untie them. Clothes and trousers didn't fit before. For example, the front opening is buttons and zippers, or the elastic band is convenient, and the buttons are cloth buttons. His clothes and buttons used to be troublesome. Pants are big waist pants, tied with a cloth belt more than two meters long (I remember it was before), similar to the belt tied around the waist when practicing Qigong.

It is especially pointed out here that "jietou" is a very civilized word in use now. In the past, it was only used by female prisoners, and the word boundary has been used until now.

The word Jieshou originated from the great migration of northern China in Ming Dynasty. Because the people couldn't leave their homeland and didn't want to move, the Ming authorities adopted the method of forced rough immigration.

According to historical records, when immigrating, "learn to tie their hands and lead them." When someone is in a hurry, they will say to the person on duty, "officer, please untie my hand." I need to relieve myself. " Then directly say, "Officer, I have to relieve myself." . So the word "relieving oneself" actually means going to the toilet. After hundreds of years of evolution, it has been used to this day.

The purpose of liberation comes from the second year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty. In order to balance the population, a large number of Shanxi people were moved to Shandong, Henan and Hebei. Every autumn, a large number of immigrants move out. Afraid of running away or getting lost on the road, they tied the handle of the rope to the long rope for traveling and sent someone to escort them. If someone wants to pee, he can tell the escort to untie the rope handle, find a place with his back to him and pee under the supervision of the escort. Because people migrated every year at that time, there was a habit of urinating as a relief.